Results by economic activity, method employed to protect innovations or inventions and size of the company.

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  • Economic activity

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    TOTAL COMPANIES 1. EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES AND PETROLEUM 1.1 Extractive industries 1.2 Petroleum industries 2. FOOD, BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO 3. TEXTILES, CLOTHING, LEATHER AND FOOTWEAR 3.1 TEXTILES 3.2 CLOTHING AND FURS 3.3 LEATHER AND FOOTWEAR 4. WOOD, PAPER, PUBLISHING, GRAPHIC ARTS 4.1 WOOD AND CORK 4.2 CARDBOARD AND PAPER 4.3 PUBLISHING, PRINTING AND REPRODUCTION 5. CHEMISTRY 5.1 CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 5.2 PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS 6. RUBBER AND PLASTIC MATERIALS 7. VARIOUS NON-METALLIC ORE PRODUCTS 8. METALLURGY 8.1 FERROUS METALLURGY PRODUCTS 8.2 NON-FERROUS METALLURGY PRODUCTS 9. METALLIC MANUFACTURES 10. MACHINERY, TRANSPORT MATERIAL 10.1 MACHINERY AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT 10.2 OFFICE, CALCULATION AND COMPUTER MACHINES 10.3 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY 10.4 ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 10.4.1 ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS 10.4.2 RADIO, TV AND COMMUNICATION APPARATUS 10.5 OPTICAL AND TIME-KEEPING INSTRUMENTS 10.6 MOTOR VEHICLES 10.7 OTHER TRANSPORT MATERIAL 10.7.1 NAVAL CONSTRUCTION 10.7.2 MANUFACTURE OF AIRCRAFT AND SPACECRAFT 10.7.3 OTHER TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT 11. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES 11.1 FURNITURE 11.2 OTHER MANUFACTURING ACTIVITIES 12. RECYCLING 13. ENERGY AND WATER 14. CONSTRUCTION 15. TRADE AND CATERING 16. TRANSPORT, STORAGE 17. POST AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS 17.1 POSTAL AND COURRIER ACTIVITIES 17.2 TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES 18. FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION 19. REAL ESTATE, COMPANY SERVICES 19.1 COMPUTER AND RELATED ACTIVITIES 19.1.1 COMPUTER PROGRAMMES 19.1.2 OTHER COMPUTING ACTIVITIES 19.2 R+D SERVICES 19.3 OTHER SERVICES TO COMPANIES 20. PUBLIC, SOCIAL AND COLLECTIVE SERVICES

    Selected:54

    Total:54
  • Method employed to protect innovations or inventions

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    (A): Companies that have applied for patents in 1998-2000 (A1): Innovative (A2) Non innovative (A3) % of companies with patent application (B): Companies with patents in force at the end of 2000 (B1): Innovative (B2): Non innovative (B3): % of companies with patents in force (C): Number of applications for patents in 1998-2000 (C1): From innovative companies (C2): From non innovative companies (D): Number of patents in force at the end of 2000 (D1) From innovative companies (D2) From non-innovative companies Companies that protect their innventions or innovations in 1998-2000 by way of: Register of models or designs Companies that protect their inventions or innovations in 1998-2000 by way of: Factory brandnames Companies that protect their inventions or innovations in 1998-2000 by way of: royalties Companies that protect their inventions or innovations in 1998-2000 by way of: Industrial secret Companies that protect their inventions or innovations in 1998-2000: Complexity in the design Companies which protect their inventions or innovations in 1998-2000: Time spent leading competitors (%) protect and consider the method of register of models or designs of high importance (%) protect and consider the method of factory trademarks of high importance (%) protect and consider the method of royalties of high importance (%) protect and consider the method of industrial secret of high importance (%) protect and consider the method of design complexity of high importance (%) protect and consider the method of time leading competitors of high importance

    Selected:1

    Total:26
  • Size of the company

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    Less than 250 employees 250 or more employees Total 2000

    Selected:1

    Total:3
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• Source:National Statistics Institute