The other policy : the influence of policies on technology choice and small enterprise development
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The other policy : the influence of policies on technology choice and small enterprise development
IT Publications in association with Appropriate Technology International, 1990
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Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto Universityアジア専攻
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 458-486)
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Foreign aid to developing countries often favours inappropriate technologies. This book reviews the policies promoting appropriate technology and identifies positive programmes of action that could be instituted at a national level.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Policy approaches: macro-policies for appropriate technology - a synthesis of findings, Frances Stewart and Gustav Ranis
- rural linkages and choice of technlogy, Gustav Ranis
- the effect of policy and policy reforms on non-agricultural enterprises and employment in developing countries - a review of past experiences, Steve Haggblade et al. Part 2 Policies and places: macro-policies and technology choice in the Philippines, Romeo M.Bautista
- appropriate technology and rural industrial development in Bangladesh - the macro-context, Q.K.Ahmad
- macro-policies for appropriate technology in Zimbabwean industry, Daniel B.Ndlela
- impact of economic policies on technological choice and development in Tanzanian industry, S.M.Wangwe and M.S.D.Bagachwa
- macroeconomic policy, technological change and rural development - the Costa Rica case, Eduardo Doryan-Garron
- the FUNDA/Momostenango project - a strategy for development promoted by the private sector (the Guatemala case), Roberto Gutierrez. Part 3 Policies and rural industrialization: macro-strategies and rural industrialization in comparative perspective, Ashwani Saith
- small-scale industrialization, policies and industrial development in rural regions, Francisco Uribe-Echevarria
- on the dynamism of small and medium industry in Columbia - some possible lessons, Albert Berry et al
- appropriate technology in publicly owned industries in Kenya and Tanzania, Jeffrey James
- the impact of macroeconmic policies on small-scale industry - some K.Fitzgerald
- notes on income distribution, growth and demand, Charles Cooper. (Part Contents)
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