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The title of the graph is "Chart 2 Growth in research and development expenditure and gross
domestic product
."
This is a line chart.
There are in total 31 categories in the horizontal axis. The vertical axis starts at 0.00800000000000002 and ends at 350.008 with ticks every 50 points.
There are 3 series in this graph.
The vertical axis is "Index 1981 = 100."
The units of the horizontal axis are years ranging from (others) 1981 to (quarters) 2011.
The title of series 1 is "Business research and development."
The minimum value is 84.838 occurring in 1983.
The maximum value is 300.93 occurring in 2004.
The title of series 2 is "Government research and development."
The minimum value is 96.626 occurring in 1987.
The maximum value is 211.457 occurring in 2007.
The title of series 3 is "Gross domestic product growth."
The minimum value is 96.978 occurring in 1982.
The maximum value is 206.605 occurring in 2011.
This chart has a note which reads "Source: Statistics Canada. Authors' compilation based on data from CANSIM tables 380-0064 and 380-0068.."
Business research and development | Government research and development | Gross domestic product growth | |
---|---|---|---|
1981 | 100 | 100 | 100 |
1982 | 92.457 | 103.839 | 96.978 |
1983 | 84.838 | 106.628 | 99.477 |
1984 | 90.697 | 110.891 | 105.032 |
1985 | 97.712 | 106.244 | 109.957 |
1986 | 99.874 | 102.586 | 112.390 |
1987 | 93.136 | 96.626 | 116.946 |
1988 | 94.342 | 109.962 | 122.506 |
1989 | 101.006 | 105.678 | 125.442 |
1990 | 105.155 | 109.254 | 125.624 |
1991 | 104.777 | 109.719 | 122.964 |
1992 | 100.880 | 104.223 | 124.041 |
1993 | 116.595 | 116.266 | 127.288 |
1994 | 137.214 | 104.728 | 133.099 |
1995 | 147.649 | 108.588 | 136.749 |
1996 | 158.713 | 116.407 | 139.052 |
1997 | 136.661 | 104.445 | 144.997 |
1998 | 153.935 | 116.084 | 151.097 |
1999 | 182.525 | 141.948 | 158.907 |
2000 | 238.169 | 144.393 | 167.047 |
2001 | 283.958 | 160.618 | 169.962 |
2002 | 275.685 | 177.551 | 174.756 |
2003 | 285.165 | 187.755 | 178.240 |
2004 | 300.930 | 205.840 | 183.893 |
2005 | 288.886 | 206.587 | 189.612 |
2006 | 297.536 | 208.628 | 194.640 |
2007 | 260.020 | 211.457 | 198.703 |
2008 | 271.561 | 200.707 | 200.879 |
2009 | 233.895 | 189.048 | 195.254 |
2010 | 209.505 | 175.773 | 201.436 |
2011 | 226.528 | 180.198 | 206.605 |
Source: Statistics Canada. Authors' compilation based on data from CANSIM tables 380-0064 and 380-0068.