Do not adjust your set

Article Abstract:

Clinton's plan to pour new subsidies into developing high-tech industries is not supported by the example of high-definition television (HDTV). American firms won the HDTV race because the US acted as neutral arbitrator, and Japan has lost despite billions in subsidies.

Case studies, Clinton, Bill, Economic policy, Industrial policy

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How countries go high-tech

Article Abstract:

Developing countries are seeking to become more technologically advanced, but innovation requires on the right social, political and economic basis. Political stability opening up the country to foreign investment can help promote technological progress and innovation.

Developing countries

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All together now: HDTV

Article Abstract:

The race to develop high definition television (HDTV) between the US, Europe and Japan has been won by the US, at least for now. Technological advances in this area are so rapid that HDTV standards may not be applicable or appeal to consumers.

United States. Federal Communications Commission

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