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Crowd equals diversity? a diversity analysis on participation of agency-sponsored open innovation challenges

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Figure 1.3 Comparison between NASA workforce and US national civilian labor force by race, ethnicity[19] and gender  [21]
Table 2.3 Comparison of Goals of Public Open Innovation Challenge by GAO and OSTP  Goals identified by GAO [100]  Goals identified by OSTP[11]
Table 2.5 Comparison of Literature on Open Innovation Motivations
Table 3.1 Summary of challenge problems and submitted solutions [28]
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