Titlebook: Electronics and Industrial Policy; The case of computer Staffan Jacobsson Book 1986 Staffan Jacobsson 1986 Government.developing countries.

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Growth and Market Structure in the International CNC lathe industry,gin in 1975, not only on account of the availability of data but also because the first microcomputer-based CNC unit was produced in 1974. The importance of this technical development for the diffusion of CNC lathes was discussed in section 2.2.

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Barriers to Entry into the Overall Cost Leadership Strategy,that change a change in the height and nature of the barriers to entry. I mentioned above that the scale of output has increased substantially among the leading firms. Combined with the possibility of reaping benefits from economies of scale, price competition has taken on a much more important role

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The Position of the NICs within the CNC Lathe Industry,n a number of NICs. The rank of each country in the world is also indicated. It may be noted that, although these countries have not yet reached a position where production exceeds demand, the discrepancy is not that great. It may also be noted that several of these countries are large in terms of m

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The Case of Argentina,r, and in particular the engineering sector. The engineering sector is fairly sizeable as a consequence of the inward-oriented policy that has been pursued during the past twenty years. The development of the Argentinian machine tool industry within this overall development pattern is described in s

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Summary,structural changes since 1975. The book analyses the process of structural change, the adjustment of firms within the industry, and the role of governments in assisting firms to adjust. The countries investigated in the book are both the Newly Industrializing Countries (NICs) Argentina, Korea and Ta

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Book 1986ction. Jacobsson is able to give detailed and specific arguments on these matters as far as CNC machine tools are concerned. In my view, the book has a considerably wider interest and relevance than its specification may at first sight suggest. Jacobsson‘s achieve­ ment is not just that he has provi