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The Technological Specialization of Advanced Countries - A Report to the EEC on International Science and Technology Activities (Hardcover, 1992 ed.)
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The Technological Specialization of Advanced Countries - A Report to the EEC on International Science and Technology Activities (Hardcover, 1992 ed.)
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Advanced countries have shown an increasing convergence in their
economic performance and technological intensity, with a relative
decline of the position of the United States and the emergence of
the European and Japanese economies. The Technological
Specialization of Advanced Countries moves beyond aggregate
patterns and examines the sectoral structure of technological
activities, the process of specialization, and the impact on
national performance. Indicators of technology and of scientific
activity are examined together with other economic and R & D
data, providing a wealth of empirical evidence on the activities,
and areas of strength and weakness of individual countries. The
amount of disaggregated data provided, and the assessment offered
on the state of art in science and technology indicators, make The
Technological Specialization of Advanced Countries an important
reference work. A description of the fields of national effort is
provided and a special study is devoted to the fields of greater
innovative dynamism where patenting has grown most rapidly. Over
time, countries have concentrated their technological efforts in
the fields of their greater strength, under the pressure of
increasing international competition and the proprietary nature of
know how. Conversely, in science there has generally been a
decrease in the degree of specialization, with countries entering
new fields of research, taking advantage of the open flow of
scientific knowledge. For science and technology policy, the
findings of The Technological Specialization of Advanced Countries
suggest that national efforts should be combined with the growing
international integration. The aims of maintaining established
areas of strength and of developing new specializations in emerging
fields should be balanced, and a more selective policy at the
sectoral level is suggested.
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