A Comparison of International R&D Performance: An Analysis of Countries that Have Significantly Increased Their GERD/GDP Ratios During the Period 1989-1999
This paper provides a review of the GERD/GDP ratio and other measures of R&D intensity. Canada is compared with two groups of countries: the other members of the G7 and a group of countries in the OECD that reported significantly improved R&D performance over the period 1989 to 1999.
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