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Economic development from the perspective of evolutionary economic theory

Nelson, Richard R.

Sanjaya Lall saw economic development as an evolutionary process, with technological learning at its heart. This essay lays out the key differences between an evolutionary theory of economic activity and change, and the neoclassical theory as articulated in economic text books. It argues that...

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The economic impact of HIV/AIDS on small, medium and large enterprises

Ellis L.L. - 2006

Based on the Bureau of Economic Research (BER's) 2005 HIV/AIDS survey, this paper provides a snapshot view of the nature and the extent of the impact of HIV/AIDS on companies of different sizes in South Africa, as well as their response to the epidemic. Whereas the focus of most of the previous...

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Innovation policy framework for sustainable development in regional economies : An Australian perspective

Courvisanos, Jerry - 2008

The paper develops a broad macroeconomic innovation policy framework for ecologically sustainable economic development that can be applied to regional economies, from the perspective of Australia. Australia is one of the three huge per capita greenhouse emitting nations in the world. The...

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China's system and vision of innovation: analysis of the national medium- and long-term science and technology development plan (2006-2020)

Gu, Shulin; Liu, Ju; Lundvall, Bengt-Åke; Schwaag … - 2008

China has been characterised by extremely high rates of economic growth for the last several decades. This growth … and so have ecological imbalances. The central leadership of China are aware of these problems and recent policy documents … put strong emphasis on ‘harmonious development’ and ‘independent innovation’ (Gu and Lundvall 2006). In China the …

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A strategic marketing approach to national development initiatives involving large scale collaborative ventures (LSCV)

Briggs, Maxwell J. - 2006

This paper relates to government initiatives which aim at advancing their country’s economic development and investor attractiveness. It identifies large scale projects that involve collaboration between government and business (termed: large scale collaborative venture – LSCV) as one aspect...

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Big project ventures: facilitating a collaborative planning and implementation process

Briggs, Maxwell - 2010

This book is based on a study of a complex project proposal by governments and corporations for a futuristic city, the Multifunction Polis (MFP). It encompasses issues and challenges symptomatic of growth initiatives in the global competitive environment. Academic rigor is applied using...

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GLOBALISATION, MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES AND EMERGING MARKETS

HALLER, Alina Petronela - 2016

Globalisation, far from meeting esoteric meaning requirements – everybody’s welfare –, created the conditions for a …

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GLOBALISATION, MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES AND EMERGING MARKETS

HALLER, Alina Petronela - 2016

Globalisation, far from meeting esoteric meaning requirements – everybody’s welfare –, created the conditions for a …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015336159

The Innovation Type and Strategy Implemented by Chinese SMEs: Case Study of Manufacturing Industry in Shanghai

Alqahtani, Khaled Mohammed - 2017

In China, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) play a crucial role in economic development and social wealth in terms of …-structured interviews from SMEs of manufacturing industry in Shanghai, China. According to the data results, process innovation and … study also demonstrates most SMEs in China implement free-riding strategy; some of them adopt niche strategy; and few SMEs …

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Entwicklung als nachholende Industrialisierung?

Jürgenmeyer, Clemens - 1985

. Clemens Jürgenmeyer criticises the insufficient consideration of current data and literature about India's economic …

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