Technology absorption in Indian industry / edited by Ashok V. Desai

By:

Desai, Ashok V. (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Wiley Eastern; 1988Description: 210 pISBN:

8122400515

Subject(s):

Industries India Technological innovation

DDC classification:

338.06 TEC

Summary: This unique book brings together the views of both companies abroad that have sold technology and firms in India that have bought it. It reports on what foreign companies think of the Indian market for technology, of Indian firms' practices and of India's policies; it also reports on how Indian companies decide on import of technology and how far they benefit from it.

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This unique book brings together the views of both companies abroad that have sold technology and firms in India that have bought it. It reports on what foreign companies think of the Indian market for technology, of Indian firms' practices and of India's policies; it also reports on how Indian companies decide on import of technology and how far they benefit from it.

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