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Catherine Beaudry

Catherine Beaudry holds a master’s degree and PhD in economics from the University of Oxford. She is a full professor at the department of mathematics and industrial engineering and holds the Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in the creation, development and the commercialization of innovation (innovation chair) at Polytechnique Montréal, and leads the Partnership for the Organization of Innovation and New Technologies.

What if we stopped playing second fiddle in terms of innovation?

Despite the generosity of the combined effect of R&D subsidies and tax credits, Canadian firms fund less and less in-house R&D compared to the

Opinion | BY CATHERINE BEAUDRY | October 25, 2021

What if we stopped playing second fiddle in terms of innovation?

Opinion | BY CATHERINE BEAUDRY | October 25, 2021

Despite the generosity of the combined effect of R&D subsidies and tax credits, Canadian firms fund less and less in-house R&D compared to the

What if we stopped playing second fiddle in terms of innovation?

Opinion | BY CATHERINE BEAUDRY | October 25, 2021

Despite the generosity of the combined effect of R&D subsidies and tax credits, Canadian firms fund less and less in-house R&D compared to the

What if we stopped playing second fiddle in terms of innovation?

Despite the generosity of the combined effect of R&D subsidies and tax credits, Canadian firms fund less and less in-house R&D compared to the

Opinion | BY CATHERINE BEAUDRY | October 25, 2021

What if we stopped playing second fiddle in terms of innovation?

Opinion | BY CATHERINE BEAUDRY | October 25, 2021

Despite the generosity of the combined effect of R&D subsidies and tax credits, Canadian firms fund less and less in-house R&D compared to the

What if we stopped playing second fiddle in terms of innovation?

Opinion | BY CATHERINE BEAUDRY | October 25, 2021

Despite the generosity of the combined effect of R&D subsidies and tax credits, Canadian firms fund less and less in-house R&D compared to the