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Wednesday, July 19, 2006 Survey of Research and Development in Canadian Industry Intended to Directly Benefit Developing Countries2004 Commercial research and development (R&D) performers in Canada devoted a mere 0.4% of their total R&D spending to developing countries, according to estimates based on data from the 2004 Survey of Research and Development in Canadian Industry Intended to Directly Benefit Developing Countries. Just 2.7% of commercial enterprises in Canada carried out R&D to benefit developing countries in 2004. The survey also showed that more than 70% of commercial R&D performers are exporters of goods and services and that nearly 5% of the exports are intended for developing countries. Definitions, data sources and methods: survey number 5097. To request more information or learn more about the survey's concepts, methods and data quality, contact Julio Rosa (613-951-6598; fax: 613-951-9920; juliomiguel.rosa@statcan.gc.ca) or Louise Earl (613-951-2880; fax: 613-951-9920; louise.earl@statcan.gc.ca), Science, Innovation and Electronic Information Division. [an error occurred while processing this directive] |
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