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... Wage statistics for R&D related work is one example of the data that might be needed. Data on the Changing Institutional Contextfor R&D, including Expanding International Links From anecdotal information, scholarly research and the testimony of committee members, it appears to the Joint Task Force that increased reliance on external sources of innovation is the most important trend in corporate innovation strategy in the United States and Japan.
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  • corporate innovation
  • demand articulation
  • core competence
  • joint task
  • japanese government

  • companies based
  • innovation strategy
  • equipment manufacturer
  • external sources
  • innovation approaches


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