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how big is the entire scientific/academic research industry, in dollar figures?

like aaalllllllllllllllll of it.

hard mode: can't just quote wikipedia entry for "research"

>> No.4143164

How are we supposed to know how big the classified parts are?

>> No.4143176

>>4143164

ok, i mean how big is all of the stuff that is available to the public (published results in journals, IP that turns into companies/used by companies, academic research that goes nowhere - ie humanities, math)

>> No.4143216

surely someone has an infographic or something?

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bumping for some sort of hint as to how to go about finding this information.

bumping with infographics

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woop woop

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continued bump

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also, if anyone knows how much funding is provided by charitable foundations - ie nonprofits, etc

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hmm seems like i didnt post stuff

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css cheat sheet

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>>4143542

oops, css one didnt load

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gah, forgot to attach

>> No.4143569

i take it most everyone here is cramming for finals then and not interested in /sci/ banter.

>> No.4143647

More than 90 percent of all money spent on scientific research is not spent in academia. It's spent on very minor (and therefore less risky) improvements on existing technologies, for example in industry. That used to be about 95 percent a couple decades ago. Not sure today so I'm using 90% to be conservative.

>> No.4143653

>>4143569
Finals are over (thank god). I had my last one on Tuesday night. Nailed both fortunately.