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Large industrial sub-sectors pull down Canadian business R&D intensity

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March 30, 2005

Canada’s low business R&D intensity is partly caused by a smaller share of research-intensive industries relative to the US and the low research intensity of the motor vehicles industry and portions of the service sector, according to a new Finance Canada paper.

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