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040983
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1972
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New Delhi, Rachna Prakashan, 1972.
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xii, 148p.
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140144
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1st ed.
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New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1965.
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xi, 208p.hbk
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029194
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Islamabad, Institute of Stretegic Studies, 1982.
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63p.
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Islamabad paper, Institute of Strategic studies
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086373
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2009.
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In 1958 the department (of Industries and Commerce) was at the centre of many policies and programmes of the second Labour government elected in 1957. These included administration of stringent import control policies put in place to deal with a balance of payment crisis;price control policies;programmes for industrial development;trade promotion activities, including the Trade Commissioner Service;and international trade relation.
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068916
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192509
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This paper examines the content and driving forces of the "Made in China 2025" plan adopted by China's State Council in 2015, discusses the key goals of the plan and the main factors influencing its implementation, and elucidates the areas and stages of development of the industrial technology base. It also shows the status of the participation of military-industrial corporations in the implementation of the plan and gives examples of specific achievements of industrial and technological leaders in competition with developed countries on international markets.
This paper also provides evidence of how military-civilian integration under the leadership of Chinese President Xi Jinping has accelerated the technological development of both civilian and defense industries of the PRC and serves as an important stimulus for industrial development in China.
The author examines specifics of the implementation of the plan in 10 major areas, such as robotics, aerospace, shipbuilding, information technology, rail transport, industries related to energy conservation, biotechnology, medicine, etc.
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128524
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2013.
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This paper explores how decentralization has created a "local political arena" and has been transforming governance in the environmental management sector in South Korea. Korea has been known as a developmental state where the strong central government and businesses have conspicuously dominated during most of its industrialization period. Yet, the deepened democracy, global competitiveness and fiscal austerity have pressured central political stakeholders to devolve highly centralized functions and authority to local bodies since the mid-1990s. The building of democratic institutions at the local level, including directly elected mayors and city councils, has created room for local politics and diminished central political leverage over local affairs. The national economic crisis has highlighted the inefficiency of the centralized system and encouraged further administrative and fiscal decentralization under the democratic governments. In this issue image_86_4_Baecontext, while the central government and big businesses continue to have a significant say in policy making, local executives, with their expanded decisional authority and resources, are trying to improve the images of their cities and to take responsibility for promoting urban economies and improving quality of life in the age of trans-border links and competition. This paper analyzes the case of Ulsan, where Hyundai and several other conglomerates are located and which has been a symbol of state-led industrialization during most of the development period. Despite the large role played by the centre in the development of Ulsan, the empowered mayor of the city has successfully turned citizens' attention to post-industrial aspects of governance for ensuring the future competitiveness of the city in global markets by orchestrating collaborative implementation of environmental policies. The paper explores how this governance shift in Ulsan has led successful collaborative environmental change by mobilizing local businesses, civic organizations and general citizens who might not have been interested in the making of an "environment-friendly city
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128021
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2014.
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Fighter aircraft development is difficult and high-risk and only few countries have
the ability to develop their own. Taiwan, as a latecomer, has been successful in
the development of a high-performance fighter. This paper illustrates the Taiwan
experience by the method of system dynamics. The results of this study show that
such development by latecomers has the following characteristics: (1) The government
has a strong commitment to the development due to serious external threats; (2) at least
a firstcomer must exist to provide the necessary key technologies; (3) development
requires the long-term accumulation of manpower and technology. This study also
uses the method of the casual feedback loop to interpret and discuss the development
of other latecomers.
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129572
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2014.
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The concept of "controlled economy" has become popular in republican China due to the study of foreign experience and the tasks put forward for a rapid development of industry with a view to strengthening the defense capability of the country. Realization of the specific features of the Chinese economy and the growing influence of liberal ideas have induced scientists to recognize the importance of market mechanisms and the need to support, mixed economy. Many aspects of economic discussions in the
1930s-1940s are close to the present arguments among modem Chinese researchers.
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122432
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2013.
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It is no great secret that the UPA government has not been quite happy
with the functioning of the Ministry of Development of the North Eastern
Region (DoNER). The Centre's development funds for the Northeast
have rarely been utilized as they were meant to be, and the utilization
reports as well as the detailed accounts for projects have rarely been
submitted in time (if at all) and there have been serious allegations of
large sums of money being siphoned out to private coffers. All said and
done, there were legitimate complaints that the DoNER Ministry was
functioning inefficiently. As a consequence, a parliamentary committee
was appointed to look into the functioning of the DoNER Ministry and
to make recommendations. Not surprisingly, the committee has
recommended that the Union government dissolve the DoNER Ministry
and put it under the Prime Minister's Office (PMO).
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131503
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2014.
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The recent confrontation between China and the United States over currency policy illustrates a broader phenomenon: exchange-rate misalignments tend to spill over into trade policy. Although previous studies have shown that aggregate protectionist activity is positively related to the level of the real effective exchange rate, we explore this relationship at the industry level. Several industry-specific characteristics determine the protectionist response to exchange rate changes, including the degree of exchange-rate pass-through, the level of import penetration, and the share of imported intermediate inputs in total industry inputs. We find that the marginal effect of currency appreciation on the number of industry-level antidumping petitions is positive and significant only for industries with high pass-through. Therefore, exchange rates appear to induce demands for trade barriers only in industries where competitiveness is directly harmed by currency appreciation.
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132600
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2014.
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The iron and steel industry is one of the major energy-consuming industries in China. Given the limited research on effective energy conservation in China×s industrial sectors, this paper analyzes the total factor energy efficiency and the corresponding energy conservation potential of China×s iron and steel industry using the excessive energy-input stochastic frontier model. The results show that there was an increasing trend in energy efficiency between 2005 and 2011 with an average energy efficiency of 0.699 and a cumulative energy conservation potential of 723.44 million tons of coal equivalent (Mtce). We further analyze the regional differences in energy efficiency and find that energy efficiency of Northeastern China is high while that of Central and Western China is low. Therefore, there is a concentration of energy conservation potential for the iron and steel industry in the Central and Western areas. In addition, we discover that inefficient factors are important for improving energy conservation. We find that the structural defect in the economic system is an important impediment to energy efficiency and economic restructuring is the key to improving energy efficiency.
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132520
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2014.
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This article develops a simple methodology for calculation of growth effects of industrial clusters at national level and estimates the economic determinants of the clusters' size-class of production by using data on 354 individual industrial clusters in India. Gross value of industrial clusters is indirectly measured and growth effects are calculated within the National Income Accounting framework. Determinants are estimated by using the grouped data on size-class of value of production by clusters. Results show that industrial clusters contributed to India's economic growth of manufacturing sector (or Indian economy) between 8 to 3 per cent (or between 1 to 0.4 per cent) in 2002-2003 and 2003-2004, respectively. Binary Logit estimates show that industrial clusters with modern small scale industries and traditional art and craft products, high and medium heterogeneity, high and medium potential for technology upgradation and exports and those which are market or resource based are the important determinants of size-class of production of clusters. Other things being equal, an improvement in these determinants may contribute to higher gross value added and maximization of economic growth by industrial clusters. This analysis is useful to calculate the determinants of probability of individual clusters belonging to larger size-class of production at the state level. Further, the approach is relevant and applicable to estimate growth effects of industrial clusters in other South Asian countries as well.
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166687
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This paper revisits Bangladesh’s ‘double paradox’ – sustained macroeconomic growth despite the poor state of governance and a high level of corruption – by critically reviewing trends in governance and corruption indicators during 1990–2017 vis-à -vis other South Asian countries. In addition, we draw upon data from a purposefully designed survey of manufacturing firms to assess the state of economic governance in the export-oriented ready-made garments (RMG) sector, the country’s main source of foreign exchange and driver of economic growth. Consistent with the country’s poor ranking in a host of indicators of investment climate and corruption perception, in-depth interviews of RMG factory owners confirm the high cost of doing business in various forms. We also find no evidence of growth-mediated improvements in indicators of governance. On the contrary, our review of print media reports suggests a growing governance deficit in the country’s financial sector. We conclude by discussing the implications of our findings for the country’s future growth as well as performance of the RMG sector.
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151324
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043959
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New York, Praeger Publishers, 1973.
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xvii, 185p, bib.
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Praeger special studies in international economics and development
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091162
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2009.
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Economic development of Khakassia in the period of 1950s-1980s was primarily connected with engineering. Such factors as availability of the explored raw material resources vital for the national economy, and considerable increase in public financing of the development of these resource contributed to the growth of capital construction.
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031240
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New Haven, Yale University Press, 1970.
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xxiv, 468p.
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Economic growth centre
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040325
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London, Kegan Paul International, 1990.
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xxiii, 337p.hbk
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0710303955
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129262
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2012.
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To the Government of the Xinjiang Autonomous Region: The Summary of Discussions on the Work of Opening Up Xinjiang has been perused and approved by Comrade Gu Mu. In line with the opinions of leading comrades, it is hereby printed and issued to you. Please study it and carry it out. Ever since the third plenary session of the eleventh party congress, Xinjiang has been politically stable and united and economic construction has developed rapidly. The industrial and agricultural gross output value of 1986 has more than doubled that of 1980. Agriculture and animal husbandry have had bumper harvests for ten consecutive years, and the region is more than self-sufficient in cereals, cotton, oil, and sugar crops. Import trade, use of foreign currency, and the tourist business have made significant progress. Airline and railway communications and transport conditions have seen constant improvement. Xinjiang has abundant resources and a vast, sparsely populated territory and has great potential for developing the economy and supporting national construction.
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