Journal article
Research intensity and the identification of high technology industries
Abstract
Research intensity (the ratio ofR&D expenditures to total sales income) has a number of virtues as a metric for identifying high technology industries (those whose business activities are heavily dependent upon innovation in science and technology). Research intensity is unambiguous and quantifiable with data that are readily available from a variety of sources for a large number of firms and industries. It generates a list of high technology …
Authors
Medcof JW; McMaster UMGDSOBIRC
Journal
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Publication Date
September 1997