Ecuador industrial development finance /

"June 1985."

The port of Savannah, a report to the Agricultural and industrial development board of Georgia, August 9, 1945.

Mode of access: Internet.

Handbook for industrial development financing /

"Prepared ... by Charles P. Carlson and Jean Hommerding."

[Audit of the] Illinois Industrial Development Authority.

Description based on: 1970/71.

The federal role in state industrial development programs.

Item 1005-C

Stop the shutdowns and layoffs : adopt an industrial development strategy for full employment : submission /

"June 1980."

Industrial development; a guide for accelerating economic growth.

Includes bibliography.

The upbuilding of Soviet Russia (five-year plan for industrial development of the Soviet Union)

"April, 1929."

Technology transfer and sustainable industrial development for developing countries

This paper reports on a part of work for the UNIDO initiative on technology transfer for sustainable industrial development. The proposed technology transfer framework, adapted from the East Asian late industrialisers model, identifies two categories of countries requiring support for enhancing their technological capabilities: (a) very late industrialisers (“low income” developing countries), and (b) slow industrialisers (countries with sizeable manufacturing sectors but limited success in gaining international competitiveness) and three technology transfer routes: (a) through trade and aid to strengthen indigenous production for domestic markets (Route 1); (b) through FDI and contracting to develop export oriented firms (Route 2), and (c) through the supply chain of capital equipment and materials to develop local subcontracting capacity (Route 3). Very late industrialisers need support to start with Route 1 in selected sectors and upgrade through imported mature technologies. Appropriate product innovations are also possible. The slow industrialisers have more scope for increased technology transfer through Routes 2 and 3.

The management of industrial development in Kuwait

Thesis was water damaged in store, retrieved for use but may still show signs of damage. Unable to scan to make available online.

Development of technological capabilities in an extremely volatile economy. The industrial sector in Argentina

Includes bibliography

Indústria Transformadora em Timor-Leste: uma proposta para um setor industrial

Dissertação de mestrado em Engenharia Industrial

Were Spanish migrants attracted by industrial agglomerations?: an analysis for the interwar years in the light of the new economic geography

In this paper we examine whether access to markets had a significant influence onmigration choices of Spanish internal migrants in the inter-war years. We perform astructural contrast of a New Economic Geography model that focus on the forwardlinkage that links workers location choice with the geography of industrial production,one of the centripetal forces that drive agglomeration in the NEG models. The resultshighlight the presence of this forward linkage in the Spanish economy of the inter-warperiod. That is, we prove the existence of a direct relation between workers¿ localizationdecisions and the market potential of the host regions. In addition, the direct estimationof the values associated with key parameters in the NEG model allows us to simulatethe migratory flows derived from different scenarios of the relative size of regions andthe distances between them. We show that in Spain the power of attraction of theagglomerations grew as they increased in size, but the high elasticity estimated for themigration costs reduced the intensity of the migratory flows. This could help to explainthe apparently low intensity of internal migrations in Spain until its upsurge during the1920s. This also explains the geography of migrations in Spain during this period,which hardly affected the regions furthest from the large industrial agglomerations (i.e.,regions such as Andalusia, Estremadura and Castile-La Mancha) but had an intenseeffect on the provinces nearest to the principal centres of industrial development.