Technology policies and their impact on Latin American public companies

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Warren Crowther

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POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY, PUBLIC COMPANIES

Abstract

THIS STUDY SUPPORTS SOME RATIOS RELATED TO TECHNOLOGY POLICIES AND ATTEMPTS TO ANALYZE THEM IN THE LIGHT OF STUDIES ON LATIN AMERICAN PUBLIC ENTERPRISES AND ON TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER SYSTEMS.

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1982-06-20

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Crowther, W. . (1982). Technology policies and their impact on Latin American public companies. Revista Centroamericana De Administración Pública, (2), 75–121. Retrieved from https://ojs.icap.ac.cr/index.php/RCAP/article/view/813

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No. 2 (1982): Magazine 2

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Artículos

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