Research and development intensity in Canada, 2002 - ARCHIVED

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The two most commonly used measures of R&D intensity are R&D spending as a percentage of total revenue, commonly applied at the firm level, and R&D spending as a percentage of value-added, when measuring R&D in the total economy. This article highlights the interval 1997 to 2002, a period for which consistent data are available, to compare the two measures.

Issue Number: 2005001
Author(s): Lonmo, Charlene
Main Product: Innovation Analysis Bulletin
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PDF February 9, 2005

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