Titlebook: Science and Technology Policy in Interdependent Economies; David C. Mowery Book 1994 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1994 Change.Developing Cou

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Survey of Technology Policy,estic firms and citizens from indigenously developed technologies. The mention of the patent system in Article I of the U.S. Constitution is only one example of technology policies; other examples are Colbert’s investments of state funds in such “strategic industries” as glass and tapestries (Lough,

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The U.S. National Innovation System: Origins and Prospects for Change,onal innovation system is difficult, analyses of the Japanese and U.S. national innovation systems have implicitly defined them as the array of public and private institutions and organizations within an economy that fund and perform R&D, translate the results of R&D into commercial innovations, and

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Public Policy Influences on the Formation of International Joint Ventures,heir number and importance. Where IJVs have been discussed, most scholars have emphasized changes in the competitive and technological environment as causal factors. For example, Hagedoorn and Schakenraad (1990) argue that domestic and international strategic alliances burgeoned during the 1970s and

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Prospects for Entry by Developing Countries into the Global Integrated Circuit Industry: Lessons fr is less than four decades old and entrepreneurial founders retain control or substantial influence in a number of major U.S. firms), rapid growth, and need for huge investments in physical capital, human capital, and R&D. These characteristics make all the more remarkable the successful entry into

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Policy Challenges for the 1990s and Beyond,t industrial and industrializing economies. Building on my earlier arguments, this chapter briefly considers two future policy challenges: (1) developing technology policies to improve national innovative performance and (2) reducing the international frictions produced by the interaction of the dom

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