Calculated according to the number of publications, the region’s placement is firmly in the middle of the list, at the top of which is the life science cluster in Lon- don-Cambridge-Oxford. [...] the growth is expected to be lower than the increasing by 3.9% – almost as much as in 2015, tax collected from employees in the Swedish life growth in the global GDP, lowering the share of which showed the highest growth rate in the period science sector, while employees at life science compa- The importance of the Danish life science sector for GDP from pharmaceutical sales. [...] Part of the companies were the source of 12.1% of the total DENMARK SWEDEN reason for the higher income tax contributions from corporation tax collected from Danish companies the life science sector is, naturally, that employment in 2016, and viewed over a number of consecutive Income tax: Income tax: numbers in the sector have increased, but the average years, the importance of the sector has gro. [...] Employer contributions and thus Since a business may have offices and produc- the respective taxpayer’s contribution to the 58% of those employed in the than twice as many as in the 21% of the Danish-Swedish life tion facilities in other parts of the country than collective financing of the social security system Danish and Swedish life science second-largest Scandinavian life science sector was e. [...] The company is publicly traded and has its In 2002, operations in Copenhagen and Limhamn were headquarters and a large facility on the outskirts of consolidated and moved to the iconic black high-rise in THE BEACONS OF MEDICON VALLEY Copenhagen, in Bagsværd, and several large research Ørestad, and in 2004 the company headquarters moved to and production facilities elsewhere in Zealand.
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