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Research on the Relation Between the Innovation Input and Output of the Regional Innovation System Based on the Canonical Correlation Analysis

Yu Ming

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Abstract

Taking the relation between innovation input and output of the regional innovation system as the research object,the paper conducts empirical research based on the canonical correlation analysis method.The result shows that,there are strong correlation among the innovation input and output,the number of whole time research and development personnel has significant effects on the invention patent,the national innovation fund has significant effects on the new products sales income of the enterprises,the fixed asset per capita has inhibitory effects on both the number of the High-Tech Enterprise and the new products sales income of the enterprises,the number of research and development personnel in the industrial ventures above the scale has significant effects on both the High-Tech Enterprise and the new products sales income of the enterprises.Finally,some policy suggestions are offered in accordance with the research result.

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Taking the relation between innovation input and output of the regional innovation system as the research object,the paper conducts empirical research based on the canonical correlation analysis method.The result shows that,there are strong correlation among the innovation input and output,the number of whole time research and development personnel has significant effects on the invention patent,the national innovation fund has significant effects on the new products sales income of the enterprises,the fixed asset per capita has inhibitory effects on both the number of the High-Tech Enterprise and the new products sales income of the enterprises,the number of research and development personnel in the industrial ventures above the scale has significant effects on both the High-Tech Enterprise and the new products sales income of the enterprises.Finally,some policy suggestions are offered in accordance with the research result.

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Taking the relation between innovation input and output of the regional innovation system as the research object,the paper conducts empirical research based on the canonical correlation analysis method.The result shows that,there are strong correlation among the innovation input and output,the number of whole time research and development personnel has significant effects on the invention patent,the national innovation fund has significant effects on the new products sales income of the enterprises,the fixed asset per capita has inhibitory effects on both the number of the High-Tech Enterprise and the new products sales income of the enterprises,the number of research and development personnel in the industrial ventures above the scale has significant effects on both the High-Tech Enterprise and the new products sales income of the enterprises.Finally,some policy suggestions are offered in accordance with the research result.

Key concepts: Canonical correlation, Research Object, Business, Industrial organization, Positive correlation, Asset (computer security), Relation (database), Per capita

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