Glossary:Capital innovation expenditures

From Statistics Explained

Capital innovation expenditures are composed of gross expenditures:

• on land and buildings,
• on instruments and equipment and
• on computer software.

Capital expenditures that are part of R & D are included in intramural R & D, while non-R & D capital expenditures linked to product and process innovations are included in acquisition of machinery, equipment and other capital goods. Non-R&D capital expenditures specifically linked to marketing or organisational innovations are included in preparations for marketing innovations and preparations for organisational innovations, respectively. The remaining categories of innovation activity consist solely of current expenditure.

Related concepts

• Current innovation expenditures

Statistical data

• Innovation statistics

Source

• OECD/Eurostat: Oslo Manual - The Measurement of Scientific and Technological Activities, Guidelines for collecting and interpreting technological innovation data, Second Edition (1997) - pdf