It's interesting that you throw the Apple comment in out of context and blow your argument as a result. Apple's amazing success with low R&D expenditure shows how small the relationship between R&D and great products is.
It also says a lot about accounting, as how time is booked in an accounting system for tax purposes will drastically alter those numbers, even if the same work gets done.
It also says a lot about accounting, as how time is booked in an accounting system for tax purposes will drastically alter those numbers, even if the same work gets done.