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Asian Development Outlook 2020 Chart Data:  What drives innovation in Asia?

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Asian Development Outlook 2020 Chart Data: What drives innovation in Asia? | ADB Data Library | Asian Development Bank

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This dataset contains part 2 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2020 and identifies five key drivers of innovation: education, entrepreneurship, high-quality institutions, robust financial systems, and big cities.

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This dataset contains part 2 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2020 and identifies five key drivers of innovation: education, entrepreneurship, high-quality institutions, robust financial systems, and big cities.

Note: Data sources are attributed on respective charts.

List of Contents: Innovating for inclusive and sustainable growth

Figure 2.1.1 Catch-up versus frontier innovation

Figure 2.1.2 Contribution to growth by factor of production in Asia, % of total

List of Contents: Landscape of innovation in Asia

Figure 2.2.1 R&D expenditure as a share of GDP by region, 2016

Figure 2.2.2 R&D expenditure as a share of GDP in selected economies, 2016

Figure 2.2.3 R&D expenditure as a share of GDP, 1996-2017

Figure 2.2.4 Innovation gaps as measured by other indicators

Figure 2.2.5 Innovative capability as reflected in the structure of Asian economies

Figure 2.2.6 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by region

Figure 2.2.7 Innovation and GDP per capita

Figure 2.2.8 Share of firms reporting a new product

Figure 2.2.9 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by industry

Figure 2.2.10 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by industry

Figure 2.2.11 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by firm size

Figure 2.2.12 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by firm age

Figure 2.2.13 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by exporting activity

Figure 2.2.14 Share of firms reporting R&D spending, by selected characteristics

Figure 2.2.15 Percentage of firms licensing foreign technology, by region, size, and industry

Figure 2.2.16 Scatter plot of technology licensing, by GDP per capita

List of Contents: Fostering innovators and a culture of innovation

Figure 2.3.1 Learning poverty and GDP per capita in Asian economies

Figure 2.3.2 Reading proficiency of 15-year-olds in Asian economies

Figure 2.3.3 Opening and closing innovation capabilities

Figure 2.3.4 A few firms providing a disproportionate share of employment

Figure 2.3.5 Less than one-sixth of businesses are product innovators

List of Contents: Conducive institutions and environment for innovators

Figure 2.4.1 Registration of IPRs in the Republic of Korea, 1970–2010

Figure 2.4.2 Design registration and sales growth of Samsung Electronics

Figure 2.4.3 Cumulative shares of innovative firms versus urban population

List of Contents: Toward a more innovative Asia

Box 2.5.1 Figure. Logarithm of total factor productivity in chaebol and independent firms in industries with high, low, and zero chaebol share

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This dataset contains part 2 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2020 and identifies five key drivers of innovation: education, entrepreneurship, high-quality institutions, robust financial systems, and big cities.

Note: Data sources are attributed on respective charts.

List of Contents: Innovating for inclusive and sustainable growth

Figure 2.1.1 Catch-up versus frontier innovation

Figure 2.1.2 Contribution to growth by factor of production in Asia, % of total

List of Contents: Landscape of innovation in Asia

Figure 2.2.1 R&D expenditure as a share of GDP by region, 2016

Figure 2.2.2 R&D expenditure as a share of GDP in selected economies, 2016

Figure 2.2.3 R&D expenditure as a share of GDP, 1996-2017

Figure 2.2.4 Innovation gaps as measured by other indicators

Figure 2.2.5 Innovative capability as reflected in the structure of Asian economies

Figure 2.2.6 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by region

Figure 2.2.7 Innovation and GDP per capita

Figure 2.2.8 Share of firms reporting a new product

Figure 2.2.9 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by industry

Figure 2.2.10 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by industry

Figure 2.2.11 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by firm size

Figure 2.2.12 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by firm age

Figure 2.2.13 Share of firms reporting a new product or process, by exporting activity

Figure 2.2.14 Share of firms reporting R&D spending, by selected characteristics

Figure 2.2.15 Percentage of firms licensing foreign technology, by region, size, and industry

Figure 2.2.16 Scatter plot of technology licensing, by GDP per capita

List of Contents: Fostering innovators and a culture of innovation

Figure 2.3.1 Learning poverty and GDP per capita in Asian economies

Figure 2.3.2 Reading proficiency of 15-year-olds in Asian economies

Figure 2.3.3 Opening and closing innovation capabilities

Figure 2.3.4 A few firms providing a disproportionate share of employment

Figure 2.3.5 Less than one-sixth of businesses are product innovators

List of Contents: Conducive institutions and environment for innovators

Figure 2.4.1 Registration of IPRs in the Republic of Korea, 1970–2010

Figure 2.4.2 Design registration and sales growth of Samsung Electronics

Figure 2.4.3 Cumulative shares of innovative firms versus urban population

List of Contents: Toward a more innovative Asia

Box 2.5.1 Figure. Logarithm of total factor productivity in chaebol and independent firms in industries with high, low, and zero chaebol share

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This dataset contains part 2 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2020 and identifies five key drivers of innovation: education, entrepreneurship, high-quality institutions, robust financial systems, and big cities.

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Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2020: What Drives Innovation in Asia?