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Report examines declining number of R&D performing companies during booming 1990s

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March 30, 2005

Innovation policies questioned

A new study contains sobering revelations that Canada’s base of industrial R&D performers is stagnant and possibly shrinking, the result of inconsistent and ineffectual industrial policy that has failed to incent more players in the private sector to become more innovative.

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