Vancouver’s digital supercluster needs policies that protect its human capital

Guest Contributor
February 20, 2019

Digital industries in Canada operate in ways that are often at odds with other economic activities, owing to a fundamental difference: in the digital sector, the main input is human capital and the main output is intellectual property, whereas for most other Canadian industries the inputs are resources and the outputs are processed raw materials, manufactured goods and conventional services.

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Organizations: Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology (CPROST) and Simon Fraser Univ
People: Adam J. Holbrook and Carol Muñoz Nieves
Topics: Human capital

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