The effects of R&D tax credits on patenting and innovations

The R&D intensity is well below average at only 7 %. Industry e, on the other hand, is typically a low R&D intensity industry, with an average R&D intensity across the

This effect comes into relief most strongly when using R&D expenditures (logs 2004) to account for the role of R&D in the collaborations. Patenting affects the propensity

Current expenditure on R&D in Norway by sector of performance, technology areas and thematic priorities Current expenditure on R&D in Norwegian health trusts By field

R&D institutions, the RCN and other "pure" R&D budget items, account for almost 85 per cent of total GBAORD in Norway, and the basis for calculation

From our in-depth case studies of R&D and medical practices, of R&D intensive product development and commercialization in the food industry, of food

Research institutes under the guidelines for public basic funding account for most of the R&D activity in most fields of R&D, except for humanities and the arts

The R&D survey shows that Norwegian higher education institutions and university hospitals spent a total of NOK 26.3 billion on research and development (R&D) in

R&D activity in the Higher Education Sector is mainly funded by public sources; almost 89 per cent of total R&D expenditure in the sector in 2013, including