Tehnological Diffusion and National Policy

Article Abstract:

The process of diffusion - the adoption of technological innovations - is an important factor in increasing productivity and helping the United States out of its present economic difficulties. Technological diffusion can be promoted through government programs. In the past, such programs have not been given enough attention. The Japanese put a great deal of emphasis on monitoring technological developments around the world and using them where appropriate. The United States government, industry and universities have to increase their awareness of technical developments abroad and to increase communication inside the country. Tables are included.

Japan, Technology, Domestic policy, Government programs

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US Policy: A Drama in 'N' Acts

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The competition between the United States and the Soviet Union for space was found in science, technology, commercial and military applications as all became involved in outer space policy. The United States claimed openness in development compared to Soviet secrecy and attempted to separate space missions from military ambitions. The advances made from the Apollo program were not followed up, but the United States aggressively pursued commercial applications.

Politics, Competition, United States, Space Exploration, Soviet Union

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ATP responds to comments with policy changes

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The Advanced Technology Program (ATP) will restructure its policies to improve the system and increase its economic impact. The principal changes will focus on involving states awards, setting 60% as the minimum, encouraging large firms to participate in joint ventures, and creating strong connections with the private sector.

Standards, United States. National Institute of Standards and Technology

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