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The main objective of this article is to verify the existence of differences between groups of countries according to their income level, related to the dimensions of inputs and innovation products according to the GII. The focus of the present investigation is quantitative and the method used is inferential corresponding to the analysis of variance (ANOVA). The main result of this analysis was able to empirically verify that there are differences between groups of countries, in relation to their performance in the input dimensions; while the equality of means for the performance in the output dimensions is verified for the groups of countries of Middle-low and Low income.
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