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What has happened to US technological leadership?

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What has happened to US technological leadership?

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A propos de "Innovation, changes of techno-economic paradigm and biological analogies in economics" de Christopher Freeman

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Innovation and the evolution of industries : history-friendly models

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Technological advance as an evolutionary process

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Innovation, technological progress, and research and development

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