Holbrook, J.A.; Godin, B.

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2011

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Author: Holbrook, J.A.

Author: Godin, B.

Abstract

This conceptual framework for measuring Science, Technology and Innovation Activities (STIA) consists of five elements: (1) Human Capital, (2) Infrastructure, (3) Diffusion & Transfer, (4) Innovation, and (5) Research & Development (R&D). These components can be broken down into two categories: investment in S&T capital (human and infrastructure) and investment in innovation (R&D and national innovation activities). Diffusion and transfer of knowledge and technology is a consequence of these investments. All of these have economic and social impacts.

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Also available from http://www.sfu.ca/cprost/?p=318

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CPROST Catalogue Number: 11-04

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English

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Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology

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A Proposal for Measuring Science, Technology and Innovation Activities

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