Titlebook: How Nations Succeed: Manufacturing, Trade, Industrial Policy, and Economic Development; Murat A. Yülek Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applica

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Industrial Policy: Some Case Studies from Today’s World It narrates how South Korea developed the nuclear power generation industry as an export sector literally from scratch through industrial policies. Likewise, it reviews the development of the South Korean automobile industry, the Swedish aircraft industry (Saab), and the pan-European civil aircraft

止痛药

Communicate

歌剧等

Value Added and GDP: The Smart Versus the Donkeyts higher value added, but few apparently are aware of what value added means technically and how it relates to the GDP. It is also a key concept inherent in the discussion in this entire book. So, this chapter digresses into the meaning of the concept and its relationship to the GDP and industrial policy.

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Industrialization as Capacity Building: Skills, Technical Progress, and Technical Capabilitiesccumulation and the capacity-building processes are successful. A key implication is that industrial policy should take this into consideration in order to achieve its targets. Instead of targeting mere construction of factory buildings, industrial policy should focus on the long-term capacity-building process.

箴言

The State and State Capacitye state’s capacity is a key determinant of the success of its policies. Some economists have identified the Japanese ‘developmental’ state as the force behind Japanese industrialization and economic development. Others have recognized the US ‘entrepreneurial state’ as the driver of American success in the internet age.

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旧病复发

The ‘, ’ of Manufacturing: Industrial Policyers from an industrial policy perspective. This is done for the first time globally. Do all manufacturing subsectors have the same developmental impact? Or, are some subsectors different from others? If so, how can these strategic sectors be identified?

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结合

used to locate a country’s stage of industrialization and a This book assesses developmental experience in different countries as well as British expansion following the industrial revolution from a developmental perspective. It explains why some nations are rich and others are poor, and discusses h