Policies to promote import of technologies into developing countries: experiences from Asian countries
Keywords:
S&T policies, Policy for import of technologies, EnterprisesAbstract
Successes achieved from import of technologies of some developing countries in Asia are closely linked to efforts to build up and to implement related policies. The most impacts coming from these policies are supports for domestic enterprises to import technologies, to encourage external sides to transfer technologies, to administer the import of technologies and to enhance local capacities for import of technologies. In this context, certain flexible measures were applied for implementation of policies of import of technologies.
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2. Kenichi Ohno. (2007) Phát tri?n kinh t? c?a Nh?t B?n - Con ???ng ?i lên t? m?t n??c ?ang phát tri?n. Di?n ?àn phát tri?n Vi?t Nam.
Ti?ng Anh:
3. Iammarino, Simona and Jonathan Michie. (1998) The Scope of Technological Globalisation. International Journal of the Economics of Business, Vol 5, No: 3/1998.
4. Bee-Yan Aw. (2002) Accumulating technology and location spillovers among firms in Taiwan's electronics industry. The Journal of Development Studies. London: Oct 2002, Vol.39.
5. Technology Transfer. (2003) Intellectual Property Rights: Implications for Development. UNCTAD-ICTSD Project on IPRs and Sustainable Development
Policy, paper 8.
6. Policy and performance, commercial technology transfers to the People’s Republic of China, 12/9/2006.
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19-05-2017
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Long, H. X. (2017). Policies to promote import of technologies into developing countries: experiences from Asian countries. Journal SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT, 5(3), 96–109. Retrieved from https://vietnamstijournal.net/index.php/JSTPM/article/view/147
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