Canada's Regional Innovation System: The Science-based Industries (edition 2005)

by Jorge Niosi (Author)

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While aerospace and aircraft form two poles in Montreal and Toronto, Ottawa is Canada's centre for semiconductor and telecommunication innovation. Niosi explores how these regional configurations are shaped by national and provincial public policy incentives.

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Title:	Canada's Regional Innovation System: The Science-based Industries
Authors:	Jorge Niosi (Author)
Info:	McGill-Queen's University Press (2005), Hardcover, 184 pages
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While aerospace and aircraft form two poles in Montreal and Toronto, Ottawa is Canada's centre for semiconductor and telecommunication innovation. Niosi explores how these regional configurations are shaped by national and provincial public policy incentives.

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