Titlebook: Structural Change: The Challenge to Industrial Societies; Herbert Hax (Lehrstuhl für Allgemeine Betriebswirt Conference proceedings 1986 S

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Technology Promotion in the Federal Republic of Germanyourse, this process has been critically noticed by some liberal economic theorists and politicians; but it has been tolerated to a large extent, because promotion of technical progress apparently seemed to be harmless. Although the relationship between “research and technology policy and structure o

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Middle Eastern Oil and the Japanese Economymulation of capital while controlling inflation. One factor which we cannot neglect is the fact that Japan was able to secure abundant and inexpensive Middle Eastern oil as the basis for its rapid growth.

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Changes in Social Security and Value Orientation high growth. For people who are familiar with the state of the economy immediately after World War II and the destruction and rubble that existed then, it was impossible to imagine this economic growth, however diligent Japanese workers may be.

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Technology Promotion in the Federal Republic of Germanyse promotion of technical progress apparently seemed to be harmless. Although the relationship between “research and technology policy and structure of the economy” has been examined already in the mid seventies., the structural relevance of measures in the field of research and technology has not become a serious issue yet.

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Growth, Technical Progress, and Unemployment in the Federal Republic of Germanyf negative effects which economic growth might have on the environment, and the consequent hostility towards technology; and finally the political priority since the 1970’s for redistribution over capital formation, all may well have contributed to this pessimism.