英文摘要 |
This study examines the priorities of new R&D and innovation tax credits.The paper develops an AHP (analytic hierarchy process) questionnaire focusing onfour innovation categories based on the Oslo Manual and ten new items of R&Dtax credits that have not been considered in the Industrial Innovation Stipulates,Taiwan. The dataset of fifty-one experts is collected via the AHP survey. Theresults reveal that all experts have similar priorities among innovation categoriesacross manufacturing and service industries. The priorities are identified as follows:(1) product innovation, (2) market innovation, (3) process innovation and (4)organizational innovation. However, there are similar and different views onpriorities of the ten items between these two sectors. The similar top four R&D taxcredit items are listed as prototyping expense, new process training expense, product certification and verification expense, and product risk evaluation expense.Differently, the marketing research expense evaluated by the manufacturingexperts and the staff salary for organizational innovations evaluated by the serviceexperts are listed at the top priority. Finally, some policy implications for R&D andinnovation tax credit are suggested. |