Policy analysis for growth of a new technology product

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The three main aspects of the growth of a new product based on technology are interrelated. These aspects are new product diffusion, rise in productivity and new product management. A system dynamics model was used to discuss all three aspects in a unified manner in the context of the television industry in India. A set of new product-related policies was designed to eliminate problems associated with production, recruitment, capacity acquisition and pricing.

Product development, New products, Product introduction

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Internationalization of services: a technological perspective

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A taxonomy of services based on their technological connections with manufacturing and other service sectors is presented. Particular attention is given to the danger of less developed countries being omitted from the rapid technological change of several infrastructural and specialized service sectors. This would have very negative repercussions for the international competitiveness of current manufacturing activities in these countries.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Intnl Economic Policy, Multinational Corporations, International business enterprises, International economic relations

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Modelling creative destruction: technological diffusion and industrial structure change to 2050

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The impact of future biotechnologies and nanotechnologies on the industrial structure and technological diffusion of the European Union, the United States and China in 2020 and 2050 is discussed.

United States, China, Europe, Drugs, Influence, Technology application, European Union, Nanotechnology, Biotechnology

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