A structuralist assessment of technology policies : taking Schumpeter seriously on policy / by Richard G. Lipsey and Kenneth Carlaw. : C21-24/25-1998
This monograph evaluates a selection of government policies designed to influence technological change. Public policy can seek to accelerate or retard technological change, using incentives or disincentives that are either generally applied or narrowly focused. Policy can also seek to exert its influence indirectly by altering such structural variable as the concentration of industry, the amount of foreign investment, the location of firms and the education system.--Executive summary
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| Department/Agency | Canada. Industry Canada. Micro-Economic Analysis Directorate. |
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| Title | A structuralist assessment of technology policies : taking Schumpeter seriously on policy / by Richard G. Lipsey and Kenneth Carlaw. |
| Series title | Working paper25 |
| Publication type | Series - View Master Record |
| Language | Bilingual-[English | French] |
| Format | Paper |
| Other formats | Electronic-[English], Electronic-[French] |
| Note(s) | "This monograph evaluates a selection of government policies designed to influence technological change. Public policy can seek to accelerate or retard technological change, using incentives or disincentives that are either generally applied or narrowly focused. Policy can also seek to exert its influence indirectly by altering such structural variable as the concentration of industry, the amount of foreign investment, the location of firms and the education system."--Executive summary. N.B.: Incorrect catalogue number (C21-24/26-1998) printed in this publication. Bibliography. Bilingual |
| Publishing information | Ottawa - Ontario : Industry Canada. 1998. |
| Binding | Softcover |
| Description | English text, ii, 128p. : 28 cm. |
| ISBN | 0-662-63628-7 |
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| Subject terms | Government policy Technological innovation |
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