Titlebook: Dynamic Agroindustrial Clusters; The Political Econom Gabriel G. Casaburi Book 1999 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 1999 De

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Conclusions: Dynamic Production Systems and the Newly-Liberalized Developing Countries,ationship. The diffusion of the main characteristics of DPSs in the advanced countries among relevant social actors involved in DPSs in developing countries may contribute to the adoption of changes necessary to face current challenges by the latter, strengthening their collective efficiency to maintain dynamic growth.

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Werbung als Instrument des Finanzmarketings, poor infrastructure, deficient educational systems and weak governments are making the transition to open and competitive economies very painful. Many sectors are succumbing to new competitive pressures, and many firms, especially the small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), are finding the global marketplace a very hostile territory.

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Werbung als Instrument des Finanzmarketingsm of a production system in many ways. This chapter explores the different means through which public policies in Argentina and Chile affected the dairy industry and the fresh-fruit sector, respectively.

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Introduction: A Policy Dilemma in the Developing World,s, poor infrastructure, deficient educational systems and weak governments are making the transition to open and competitive economies very painful. Many sectors are succumbing to new competitive pressures, and many firms, especially the small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), are finding the global marketplace a very hostile territory.

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Innovation, Research and Development in the Argentine and Chilean DPSs,butes to its dynamism by offering both the ideas and the means constantly to change and upgrade the production system, generating or adapting technology and diffusing it among SMEs unable to finance individual R&D efforts.

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