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least $29.3 billion in R&D performed in two geographic areas
Data are from the 2008 Business R&D
and Innovation Survey (BRDIS). These new BRDIS data allow policymakers and
researchers to explore patterns in R&D spending in greater geographic
detail than previously available, and they provide new insight into how
companies organize their R&D activities. This report highlights early
findings from these data and discusses geographic patterns of business R&D
within the United States.
For more information on this report,
please contact Raymond Wolfe.
Please visit the NSF's National Center
for Science and Engineering Statistics (NCSES) for more reports and other
products.
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