Industrialization in India and China : a comparative study of machine building and electronic industries / by Ashok Jain...[et al]

By:

Jain, Ashok

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Har-Anand; 1995Description: 120 pISBN:

81241252X

Subject(s):

Electronics industries

DDC classification:

338.0954 IND

Summary: The developing countries are in the incipient stages of modernising their industries and R&D infra structures. At present, the strategy of import of advanced technologies is seen as a convenient means to accelerate the process of techno logical modernisation and develop ment of innovative capabilities in these countries. India and China are no exception to this. Presently, both the countries are conscious of a liberal and open door policy to speed up technological moder nisation of their industries. The main question is how much liberal one should be in its imports. The data presented in this book would be useful to many scholars and policy-makers interested in technological modernization in India and China.

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The developing countries are in the incipient stages of modernising their industries and R&D infra structures. At present, the strategy of import of advanced technologies is seen as a convenient means to accelerate the process of techno logical modernisation and develop ment of innovative capabilities in these countries. India and China are no exception to this. Presently, both the countries are conscious of a liberal and open door policy to speed up technological moder nisation of their industries. The main question is how much liberal one should be in its imports.

The data presented in this book would be useful to many scholars and policy-makers interested in technological modernization in India and China.

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