Technological linkages in the egyptian cotton weaving industry

Karanshawy H. and Sakr M.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: ILO pub-wep pub. Working paper on technological linkages in the formal and informal sectors of the cotton textile industry in Egypt - covers intra- industry linkages concerning provision of raw materials,, subcontracting, supply of machinery and equipment, labour mobility and upgrading, and discusss linkages with the capital goods industry, banks, training centres and institutes, outlining constraints on technology transfer and diffusion. References and statistical tables.

Keywords: technology.; informal economy; cotton; textile industry; raw material; outsourcing; supply.; machinery.; equipment; labour mobility; upgrading; capital goods.; industry; bank; training centre; technology transfer; statistical table; technologie; économie informelle; coton; industrie textile; matières premières; externalisation des activités; offre; machines; équipement; mobilité de la main-d'oeuvre; formation complémentaire; biens d'équipement; industrie; banque; centre de formation; transfert des techniques; tableau statistique; tecnología; economía informal; algodón; industria textil; materias primas; tercerización; oferta; maquinaria; equipo; movilidad de la mano de obra; formación complementaria; bienes de capital; industria; banco; centro de formación; transferencia de tecnología; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 15 P. pages
Date: 1980
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Published in World Employment Programme Research working paper. WEP 2-22, Technology and Employment Programme

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