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Table 1-1
Gross domestic expenditures on research and development — In current dollars, in 2002 constant dollars and as a percentage of gross domestic product

In current dollars, in 2002 constant dollars and as a percentage of gross domestic product
  Current dollars Gross domestic expenditure on research and development as a percentage of Gross domestic product Gross domestic product implicit price index 2  2002 constant dollars, Gross domestic expenditure on research and development 3
Gross domestic expenditure on research and development Gross domestic product 1
  millions of dollars percent index=2002 millions of dollars
2001 23,133 1,108,048 2.09 98.9 23,390
2002 23,536 1,152,905 2.04 100.0 23,536
2003 24,690 1,213,175 2.04 103.3 23,901
2004 26,679 1,290,906 2.07 106.6 25,027
2005 r 28,022 1,373,845 2.04 110.1 25,429
2006 r 29,079 1,450,405 2.00 113.0 25,734
2007 r 30,032 1,529,589 1.96 116.7 25,734
2008 r 30,517 1,603,418 1.90 121.4 25,137
2009 29,430 1,528,985 1.92 119.1 24,711
2010 p 29,340 1,624,608 1.81 122.6 23,931
2011 p 29,931 .. .. .. ..
CANSIM, table 380-0017
CANSIM, table 384-0036
Gross domestic expenditure on research and development data are deflated by the gross domestic product implicit price index.
Note(s):
Components may not add to totals due to rounding. The private non-profit (PNP) sector appears in both the performing and funding sector for the gross domestic expenditure on research and development (GERD) for Canada. Commencing with reference year 2000 the data for the private non-profit sector performing research and development are not distributed by provinces or territories. The national totals of research and development by performing sector include the PNP sector. The data for the private non-profit sector funding research and development continue to be distributed by provinces and territories. The provincial and territorial distribution by sources of funds of the business enterprise sector R&D expenditures is derived through a modeling system, which prorates values based on reported business enterprise provincial and territorial R&D.