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Analysis: Is Canadian business as innovative as it needs to be? By Peter Nicholson

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December 9, 2011

While the definition of innovation is fuzzy around the edges, there is no doubt that Canadian business, on the whole, is an innovation laggard by all the standard indicators, such as R&D as a share of revenue, patents per capita, proportion of scientists and engineers in the labour force, etc.

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