The role of export-driven entrepreneurship in economic development: a comparision of software exports from India, China, and Taiwan

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The factors like the entrepreneurship, and the export-led development that contribute for the economic development of a country are discussed. The competitiveness and size of the economies of the countries like India, China, and Taiwan particularly in the field of software, Information Technology (IT) along with IT-enabled service exports are compared based on government policy implications as important backdrop.

Taiwan, China, Asia, India, Economic aspects, Computers, Information technology services, Comparative analysis

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Telecommunications, an instrument of radical change for both the 20th and 21st centuries

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The role of telecommunications that led to dramatic economic growth at the beginning of the 20th century continues to play an important role in jumpstarting the emerging information technology in the fifth Kondratieff Wave.

Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Information Systems & Theory, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Causes of, Information technology, Influence, Communications industry

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Five economic activities likely to dominate the new millennium. VII: principles and patterns of economic era development

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Patterns and principles that are associated with the development and dominance of the previous "big four" economic eras - Agriculture, Manufacturing, Services, Information era - are examined.

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