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Territorial Review Copenhagen - Region Hovedstaden

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Figure 1.20. Share of international staff and students at European business<br />

schools<br />

Source: Based on data from the Times Higher Education Supplement ranking, 2007<br />

1.4.2 Innovation<br />

<strong>Copenhagen</strong> scores average on innovation indicators<br />

<strong>Copenhagen</strong> scores relatively high on total R&D expenditure. A large<br />

share of Danish research and development is based in the Capital <strong>Region</strong>.<br />

More than 70% of private R&D funds in Denmark are spent in the Capital<br />

<strong>Region</strong>; and 64% of public R&D. Not surprisingly, there is a concentration<br />

of public researchers in the Capital <strong>Region</strong>. Two-thirds of the annual<br />

research projects in natural and health science are registered in the Capital<br />

<strong>Region</strong>, and more than half of the researchers in the Danish health care<br />

system work at the hospitals in the Capital <strong>Region</strong>. Around 2.4% of total<br />

regional GDP in <strong>Copenhagen</strong> is spent on R&D, reflecting a relatively higher<br />

contribution of private R&D than public R&D. According to FORA, public<br />

R&D expenditure in the Capital <strong>Region</strong> amounted to approximately 1.3% of<br />

GDP, whereas private expenditure amounted to 3.2% of GDP in 2003

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