Technology friendly industrial policy: international experiences and suggestions for Vietnam
Keywords:
Industrial policy, Research and development, Innovation, Technology friendlyAbstract
Industrial policies are important for industrial development process of many nations in the world. Industrial policies once effective would push up the growth of economy, produce high quality products and enhance competitiveness and position of enterprises. On basis of analysis of experiences from some countries on matter of technology friendly industrial policies as well as development of resources and infrastructure for this model, the paper proposes certain suggestions for Vietnam in the time to come for issuance of adequate industrial policies and for contribution to accelerate the industrialization-modernization of the country.
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1. Hoàng Văn Tuyên, 2006. Nghiên cứu quá trình phát triển chính sách đổi mới (innovation policy): Kinh nghiệm quốc tế và gợi suy cho Việt Nam. Báo cáo tổng hợp đề tài cơ sở, Viện CL&CS KH&CN.
2. Hoàng Văn Tuyên, 2007. “Chính sách đổi mới: Một số vấn đề cơ bản”. Tạp chí Hoạt động khoa học (10), tr.18-20.
Tiếng Anh
3. Lall S. and Teubal M., 1998. “Marketing stimulating Technology policies in developing countries: a framework with examples from East Asia”. World Development, Vol. 26(8).
4. Dodgson M., 2000. Policies for Science, Technology and Innovation in Asian Newly Industrialising Economies, in L. Kim and R.R. Nelson (eds.), Technological Learning and Economic Development: The Experience of the Asian NIEs. (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press).
5. Ernst D., 2000. Catching-up and Post-Crisis Industrial Upgrading: Searching for New Sources of Growth in Republic of Korea’s Electronics Industry (Hawaii: EastWest Centre).
6. Carr D. L., Markusen J. R. & Maskus K. E., 2001. “Estimating the knowledge-driven model of the multinational enterpris”. American Economic Review 91.
7. Lai M-C & Yap S-F, 2004. “Technology development in Malaysia and the newly industrializing economies: a comparative analysis”. Asia-Pacific Development Journal, Vol. 11, No. 2, December 2004.
8. Ohno K., 2006. Vietnam’s Industrial Policy Formulation: To Become a Reliable Partner in Integral Manufacturing in Ohno K. & Fujimoto T. (2006), Industrialization of developing countries: analysis by Japanese Economists: the 21st century COE program Joint report.
9. Warwick, K., 2013. “Beyond Industrial Policy: Emerging Issues and New Trends”, OECD Science, Technology and Industry Policy Papers, No. 2, OECD Publishing.
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05-04-2019
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Tuyen, H. V., & Nga, N. T. M. (2019). Technology friendly industrial policy: international experiences and suggestions for Vietnam. Journal SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT, 8(1), 71–80. Retrieved from https://vietnamstijournal.net/index.php/JSTPM/article/view/293
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