Rdx

Funds allocated for scientific research and technological development.

R&D expenditure RDX spending

RDX, or Research and Development eXpenditure, refers to the funds allocated by organizations or governments for scientific research and technological development activities aimed at innovation and product improvement.

Etymology

RDX is an acronym for Research and Development eXpenditure.

Explain Like I’m 5

RDX is a special type of fund that governments use to support science and new technology, like helping researchers build cool gadgets or discover new medicines.

FAQ

What is RDX? It's a fund for scientific research and technological development
Who typically provides RDX? Governments often allocate these funds
What is the purpose of RDX? To advance scientific knowledge and technological innovation

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

government spending investment

Hyponyms — Specific Examples

capital expenditure grant funding

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

budget economy

Indexes

economic activity operational metrics research institution

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