The economic of innovation : the national and multinationalenterprise in technological change

By:

Parker, John E.S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Longman.; 1978Edition: 2nd edDescription: 395 pISBN:

582446120

Subject(s):

Tecnnological innovations

DDC classification:

338.06 PAR. 2nd ed.

Summary: Innovation is a vital feature in the modern economy; it is a major source of economic growth and higher living standards. Its importance is universally recognised, but its nature is still little understood. What are the forces which create new pro ducts and processes? How do they operate? What role does the firm play in initiating and reacting to technological change? The Economics of Innovation deals with these and similar questions, placing emphasis particularly on the role of the multinational enterprise in spreading technology. The book will be useful to students of economics and business in uni versities, management schools and technical colleges.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Donated Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	338.06 PAR. 2nd ed. (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		DD1043

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Innovation is a vital feature in the modern economy; it is a major source of economic growth and higher living standards. Its importance is universally recognised, but its nature is still little understood. What are the forces which create new pro ducts and processes? How do they operate? What role does the firm play in initiating and reacting to technological change? The Economics of Innovation deals with these and similar questions, placing emphasis particularly on the role of the multinational enterprise in spreading technology. The book will be useful to students of economics and business in uni versities, management schools and technical colleges.

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