Technical change and industrial policy / Keith Chapman.
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TextPublication details: Oxford Basil Blackwell 1987 Description: vii, 264pSubject(s): industrial policyDDC classification: 338.926
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Understanding why apparently similar regions or countries experience industrial growth or industrial decline is a problem that continues to obsess policy-makers in governments throughout the world.
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| 338.925 MAT 1993 In the public interest? : | 338.925 REF 1998 Reform of state-owned enterprises and privatisation : | 338.926 BRS 1987 Science for public policy / | 338.926 CHT 1987 Technical change and industrial policy / | 338.926 COI 1993 Information Technology polices applications in the commonwealth developing countries/ | 338.926 COT 2004 Technology transfer : strategic management in developing countries / | 338.926 KAK 2014 Knowledge Governance / |
Includes index.
Understanding why apparently similar regions or countries experience industrial growth or industrial decline is a problem that continues to obsess policy-makers in governments throughout the world.
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