Industrial Policy and Development, The Political Economy of Capabilities Accumulation

摘要: PREFACE 1. The Political Economy of Capabilities Accumulation: Past and Future Policies for Industrial Development GENERAL INTRODUCTION 2. Institutions Shaping Development: An Introductory Note 3. Technological Learning, Policy Regimes Growth: Long Term Patterns Some Specificities a 'Globalized' INDUSTRIAL POLICIES IN AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE 4. Emulation v. Comparative Advantage: Competing Complementary Principles in the History Economic 5. Developing Countries: Perspectives 6. Tariffs, International Trade And 7. (Slow) Return Latin America Caribbean NATIONAL AND REGIONAL EXPERIENCES 8. Flying Geese Waddling Ducks: Different East Asia to 'Demand-Adapt' 'Supply-Upgrade' their Export Productive Capacity 9. Microeconomic Evolution High Uncertainty Contexts: Manufacturing Sector Argentina 10. Impact Public Brazil Along Path from Semi-Stagnation Growth Sino-Centric Market 11. Past, Present India: Adapting Changing Domestic Environment 12. China Role Innovation Rapid Catch-up 13. 14. Roles Research at Universities Labs 15. Nationality Firm Ownership Who Should Crowd Out Whom Imperfect Markets? 16. A Question Trust: Historical Lessons Current 17. Competition 18. Latecomer Entrepreneurship: Perspective 19. Intellectual Property Critical Assessment CONCLUSION 20. New Millennium: Toward Knowledge-centered Agenda