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The objective of this article is to analyze firms size and sectors, comparing the surveys of 2008 and 2011 of PINTEC, to investigate sectorial standards related to the size of the companies regarding their innovative effort. An attempt was made to classify the industrial sectors according to a taxonomy inspired by the work of Schumpeter: Mark I, industry ́s innovativeness driven by new companies, Mark II, industry ́s innovativeness driven by large companies and Mark II, industry ́s innovativeness driven by small companies. Although it was not possible to observe clear standards across the sectors, the paper shows the need to articulate these two dimensions (size and sector) in the design of industrial and innovation policies. KEY-WORDS: innovation, firm ́s size. Schumpeter Mark I e II, PINTEC Classificação JEL: O30

Dinâmicas setoriais de inovação e tamanho de empresa no Brasil: para além do quebra-cabeça Schumpeteriano