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The 2009 Report on R&D in ICT in the European Union

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  • Geomina Turlea
  • Sven Lindmark
  • Lucio Picci
  • Andrea de Panizza
  • Martin Ulbrich
  • Paul Desruelle
  • Marc Bogdanowicz
  • David Broster

Abstract

This report is the IPTS annual "PREDICT" report, which presents all the data available on ICT R&D private and public expenditures in Europe, at sector level, at country level, in an international perspective (benchmarking), and at company level. It covers data for the period 2001-2005 (and 2006 for company data). The second part of the report includes a thematic analysis on R&D output in ICT and provides a detailed investigation of ICT R&D output based on the analysis of patent data.

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  • Geomina Turlea & Sven Lindmark & Lucio Picci & Andrea de Panizza & Martin Ulbrich & Paul Desruelle & Marc Bogdanowicz & David Broster, 2009. "The 2009 Report on R&D in ICT in the European Union," JRC Research Reports JRC49951, Joint Research Centre.
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