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Capacités d'innovation : l'emploi en sciences et en génie au Canada et aux États-Unis

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Le présent article donne la comparaison de la taille et de la composition de l'emploi dans le secteur des sciences et du génie au Canada et aux États Unis. Nous examinons la part de l'emploi rémunéré et des gains tirés d'un emploi rémunéré imputables à la main d'oeuvre en sciences et en génie dans les deux pays. Nos totalisations font la distinction entre un groupe de base et un groupe connexe de travailleurs en sciences et en génie. Le groupe de base comprend les informaticiens, les spécialistes des sciences de la vie et sciences associées, les spécialistes des sciences physiques et sciences associées, les spécialistes des sciences sociales et sciences associées, et les ingénieurs. Le groupe connexe comprend les travailleurs du secteur de la santé, les directeurs des services de sciences et de génie, les technologistes et les techniciens des services de sciences et de génie, une catégorie résiduelle d'autres travailleurs en sciences et en génie et les enseignants du niveau postsecondaire en sciences et en génie. Nous examinons les parts de l'emploi et des gains des travailleurs en sciences et en génie au cours de la période allant de 1980 1981 à 2000 2001. Nous présentons des comparaisons détaillées par industrie pour 2000 2001.

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  • Beckstead, Desmond Gellatly, Guy, 2006. "Capacités d'innovation : l'emploi en sciences et en génie au Canada et aux États-Unis," L'économie canadienne en transition 2006011f, Statistics Canada, Division de l'analyse économique.
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