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Science and technology policies in open economies : the case of Latin America and the Caribbean

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Cimoli, Mario

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TextPublication details: CEPAL SantiagoCL 2005Description: 57 pAction note:

2/3/06 JOYD

Summary: Focuses on technology policy in Latin America and the Caribbean. Identifies changes in the industrial structure, institutions and technology policies in the context of open economies. Analyses market and non-market mechanisms and supply-side and demand-side incentives responsible for technical change and innovation, in order to identify technology policy opportunities for the region. Expresses the need for pragmatism and coordination in technology policy.

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Focuses on technology policy in Latin America and the Caribbean. Identifies changes in the industrial structure, institutions and technology policies in the context of open economies. Analyses market and non-market mechanisms and supply-side and demand-side incentives responsible for technical change and innovation, in order to identify technology policy opportunities for the region. Expresses the need for pragmatism and coordination in technology policy.

2/3/06 JOYD

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