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Innovation et participation aux marches d'exportation chez les entreprises du secteur canadien de la fabrication

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  • Dar-Brodeur, Afshan
  • Baldwin, John R.
  • Yan, Beiling

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Le present document vise a determiner si la recherche et developpement (R-D) stimule chez les entreprises le niveau de competitivite necessaire a leur entree sur les marches d'exportation et si, a son tour, la participation aux marches d'exportation fait croitre les depenses en R-D des entreprises. Il a ete demontre que les entreprises canadiennes qui n?avaient pas effectue d'exportations auparavant et qui se sont lancees sur les marches d'exportation au cours de la premiere decennie des annees 2000 ont non seulement vu leur productivite et leur taille augmenter, selon les constatations publiees au cours des decennies precedentes, mais sont egalement plus susceptibles d'avoir investi dans des activites de R-D. Les depenses extra-muros en R-D (pour l'acquisition aupres de fournisseurs canadiens et etrangers) et les depenses intra-muros en R-D (pour les activites effectuees par l'entreprise elle-meme) augmentent la capacite des entreprises a percer les marches d'exportation. l'activite d'exportation a egalement une incidence importante sur les depenses en R-D subsequentes, les entreprises exportatrices etant plus susceptibles de commencer a investir dans des activites de R-D. Les entreprises qui ont commence a exporter leurs produits ou services ont accru leurs depenses extra-muros en R-D pendant l'annee ou les exportations ont eu lieu.

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  • Dar-Brodeur, Afshan & Baldwin, John R. & Yan, Beiling, 2016. "Innovation et participation aux marches d'exportation chez les entreprises du secteur canadien de la fabrication," Direction des études analytiques : documents de recherche 2016386f, Statistics Canada, Direction des études analytiques.
    • Handle: RePEc:stc:stcp3f:2016386f
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