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R&D expenditure in nominal terms and national currency, increased from 2015 to 2016 by about 5 per cent for Iceland, Norway and Sweden.. In Denmark, only the business

The higher education sector accounted for 34 per cent of total R&D expen- diture in Norway, 32 per cent in Denmark and Iceland and 25 per cent in Sweden and Finland..

Even though the industrial sector accounts for nearly half the R&D expenditure in Norway, the proportion of research performed in this sector is low compared

Relating expenditure to number of inhabitants, we see that R&D expenditure were highest in Sweden at just over 14 000 NOK per capita in 2015, followed by Denmark with almost

Current expenditure amounted to 94 per cent of the total R&D expenditure in 2011, while the capital expenditure had a close to 7 per cent share.. Salaries’ share of

colleges Figure 3 Current expenditure on R&D in the Institute sector and the Higher education sector in Norway by type of institution and field of science:

University hospitals, which according to international guidelines, are included in the higher education sector, accounted for 17 per cent of R&D expenditure in 2015..

● In 2003 medical sciences was the largest fi eld of science in the Higher Education Sector with current expen- ditures on R&D of 1.8 billion NOK, while