Industrial Research Institute's R&D trends forecasts for 1999

Article Abstract:

The Industrial Research Institute (IRI) forecasts the continuation of favorable trends for 1999. The rate of increase in R&D spending is expected to slow down as evidenced by a somewhat lower level of optimism. US firms, however, indicated that they will continue to focus on R&D activities through alliances and joint ventures. The results of reports from IRI's counterparts in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Korea and Japan and the methodology in sending questionnaires to respondent companies are also presented.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Commercial physical research, Research & Development-Industry, Reports, Technological forecasting

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Industrial Research Institute's R&D trends forecast for 1996

Article Abstract:

The Industrial Research Institute (IRI) conducted a survey on the trends and forecasts in R&D activities for 1996. Respondents to the survey were generally optimistic. An increase in the number of companies planning to spend more in research projects in 1996 is expected. The average research and development intensity is also expected to increase from the 1995 forecast of 3.2% to 3.6%.

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Industrial Research Institute's R&D trends forecast for 2000

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented on the US industrial research and development sector, along with a comparison with Korea, Japan, Brazil and Australia. Findings show a stable rate of spending for research and development, comparable to annual expenditures since 1995, with 21% of respondents planning to increase R&D spending by more than 5%.

United States, Research & Development, Scientific Research and Development Services, Statistical Data Included, Research institutes, Surveys, Research and development partnership, Polling Data, Research and development partnerships

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