Assessment of national technology policy in Fiji

David J. C. Forsyth

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Technical report, evaluation of the impact of industrialization policy on choice of technology in Fiji - examines the objectives of technology and science policy and means for its implementation; analyses investment policy, fiscal policy trade policy and the efficiency and harmony of economic policy; studies production factor intensity in various economic sectors and the economic implications of foreign owned industries. Graphs, statistical tables.

Keywords: industrialization policy; choice of technology; technology.; science policy; investment policy; fiscal policy.; trade policy.; efficiency.; economic policy; production factor; economic sector.; economic implication; foreign owned.; industry; statistical table; politique d'industrialisation; choix de technologie; política de industrialización; elección de tecnología; technologie; politique scientifique; politique d'investissement; politique fiscale; politique du commerce international; efficacité; politique économique; facteur de production; secteur économique; conséquences économiques; à capital étranger; industrie; tableau statistique; tecnología; política científica; política de inversiones; política fiscal; política de comercio internacional; eficiencia; política económica; factor de producción; sector económico; consecuencias económicas; de propiedad extranjera; industria; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 103 P. pages
Date: 1985
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