Titlebook: Science and Technology in Economic Growth; B. R. Williams Book 1973 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1973 ec

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The Contribution of Science and Technology to Economic Development,s. First, we may want to know as a matter of intellectual curiosity, how important science and technology have been as a source of economic growth in the past, compared with other sources of growth. Secondly, for purposes of policy, we may want to know the likely effects on economic growth of an inc

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A New Approach to Technological Forecasting in French National Planning,eparatory work underlying the National Plan basically involved reconciling assumptions about trends in the individual components of final demand with the projected level of output of the various sectors for the last year of the five-year period covered in the Plan. The reconciliation had to be made

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Estimating the National Economic Effect of a New Technology,rogressive reduction of costs. Essentially this means reduction of specific costs (the total of current and capital costs appropriately defined) achieved by the application of the new technology and measured by cost per unit of production using the new technology. Any raising of the quality of the p

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Science Policy and Development Strategy in Developing Countries, relationships between scientific research, technical progress and economic growth. The marriage of scientific research with physical production, which characterises present economic development and current changes in world economic relationships, has clearly shown the short-comings of the tools of