EBK BIOLOGY
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Author: Maier
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If the public funds should be provided for the scientific researches or not and the risks associated with not funding of the scientific researches with public money.
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The scientific researches include the researches involve the researches that are conducted by the scientists for the enhancement of scientific development. Conducting scientific researches may require funding, that is why, most of the research organizations are government funded.
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