10/01/2019 (Agence Europe) – In 2017, the highest R&D expenditure was recorded in Sweden (3.33% of GDP) and Austria (3.16%), followed by Denmark (3.06%) and Germany (3.02%), each with R&D expenditures above 3% of GDP, according to the latest figures from the EU Statistical Office (Eurostat) published on Thursday 10 January. These Member States thus meet the European R&D intensity target of 3% of GDP by 2020. They are followed by Finland (2.76%), Belgium (2.58%) and France (2.25%). On the...