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Time for a more inclusive innovation economy

  • TORONTO—Canada performs below its innovation potential. We have exceptionally well-educated and creative people producing world-class research and a handful of innovative and growing firms
Opinion | BY DANIEL MUNRO | October 26, 2020
Canada’s first Inclusive Innovation Monitor will help to generate a better understanding of innovation and inclusive growth and provide insight into the relationships between different indicators of innovation, participation, and distribution. An innovation agenda that neglects inclusion, equity and empowerment is both unjust and unwise, writes Daniel Munro. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Time for a more inclusive innovation economy

Opinion | BY DANIEL MUNRO | October 26, 2020
  • TORONTO—Canada performs below its innovation potential. We have exceptionally well-educated and creative people producing world-class research and a handful of innovative and growing firms

Time for a more inclusive innovation economy

Opinion | BY DANIEL MUNRO | October 26, 2020
  • TORONTO—Canada performs below its innovation potential. We have exceptionally well-educated and creative people producing world-class research and a handful of innovative and growing firms
Canada’s first Inclusive Innovation Monitor will help to generate a better understanding of innovation and inclusive growth and provide insight into the relationships between different indicators of innovation, participation, and distribution. An innovation agenda that neglects inclusion, equity and empowerment is both unjust and unwise, writes Daniel Munro. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Time for a more inclusive innovation economy

  • TORONTO—Canada performs below its innovation potential. We have exceptionally well-educated and creative people producing world-class research and a handful of innovative and growing firms
Opinion | BY DANIEL MUNRO | October 26, 2020
Canada’s first Inclusive Innovation Monitor will help to generate a better understanding of innovation and inclusive growth and provide insight into the relationships between different indicators of innovation, participation, and distribution. An innovation agenda that neglects inclusion, equity and empowerment is both unjust and unwise, writes Daniel Munro. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Time for a more inclusive innovation economy

Opinion | BY DANIEL MUNRO | October 26, 2020
  • TORONTO—Canada performs below its innovation potential. We have exceptionally well-educated and creative people producing world-class research and a handful of innovative and growing firms

Time for a more inclusive innovation economy

Opinion | BY DANIEL MUNRO | October 26, 2020
  • TORONTO—Canada performs below its innovation potential. We have exceptionally well-educated and creative people producing world-class research and a handful of innovative and growing firms
Canada’s first Inclusive Innovation Monitor will help to generate a better understanding of innovation and inclusive growth and provide insight into the relationships between different indicators of innovation, participation, and distribution. An innovation agenda that neglects inclusion, equity and empowerment is both unjust and unwise, writes Daniel Munro. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay
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