Technology and the economy : a review of some critical relationships / by Michael Gibbons, Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex. : C21-23/12E-PDF ; C21-23/12-1995E-PDF

"In 1989, The Technology and Economy Project (TEP) was set up by the Science, Technology and Industry Directorate of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The project attempted, through seminars, conferences and a number of invited papers, to review what was known of the sources of economic growth. The goal was to provide a fresh understanding of the principal factors that connect technology production with economic performance. Accordingly, the paper summarizing that project was entitled Technology and the Economy: the key relationships (OECD, 1992). The analysis and discussion presented in this report highlight some of the developments since TEP that continue to challenge our understanding of the interactions between technology and the economy and their implications for science and technology policy"--Foreword.

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