"But the scoreboard – the world’s most comprehensive R&D ranking – provides little reassurance for European policymakers who are concerned about Europe’s poor long-term R&D performance. European companies spent 5.6 per cent more in 2005-6 than the average of the previous four years. The comparable increase for US companies was 15.4 per cent. "
Sunday, October 29, 2006
R&D
FT.com on the latest figures on R&D. Europe has fallen behind. This goes against the argument that European has more stability and can cocentrate on long-term goals unlike the short-term orientated nature of US and UK firms.
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