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Discussion - Economy > Research and development spending
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taha
30th April 2012 |
israel is not a country |
mort+goodkin
3rd March 2010 |
tell me which country has more nobel prize winners--israel or sweden? |
mort goodkin
3rd March 2010 |
which country has(more)
1.Company's listed on NY Stock Exchange
2.More Nobel Prize winners
3.More income per capita |
Robin Wemmenlov (Sweden)
26th April 2008 |
Yeah, that's odd that that bizzare little nation spends more then Sweden or singapore. |
Macquet Laure (France)
12th February 2008 |
I'm afraid those figures are not up to date any longer ...
what about a 0.1% for China ?... |
Janos Barbero (Seattle, WA)
16th December 2007 |
Nick, it's as percent of GDP. Hence, Togo spends 8% of its GDP on R&D, but it doesn't have much of a GPD to begin with. You will see a nice correlation for innovation heavyweights here though: Japan/US/Germany/UK/Sweden... |
Nick Court (Melksham, Wiltshire, U.K)
17th July 2006 |
Somehow, I find it rather difficult to believe that Togo spends nearly eight times as muchon research and development spending as Singapore. |
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