Development of High Technology Industries
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A.J. Scott
Alfred Thwaites
American Semiconductor Industry
Andrew Gillespie
Andrew Sayer
Atsuhiko Takeuchi
Average Sized Towns
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Claude Pottier
electronics manufacturing trends
employment
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Federal Business Development Bank
High Tech Industries
High Technology Activity
High Technology Employment
High Technology Firms
High Technology Industry
High Technology Labour
High Technology Policy
Hisao Nishioka
Howard Williams
IBM PC
industrial policy analysis
Jeffrey Henderson
Jeremy Howells
John N.H. Britton
Kevin Morgan
labour
Long Waves Perspective
Metal Processing Industry
Michael Breheny
Michael J. Breheny
Paschal Preston
regional high tech sector growth
regional innovation systems
Ronald McQuaid
Santa Clara County
Semiconductor Industry
semiconductor industry studies
Silicon Valleys
Single Site Firms
Skilled Technical Labour
South Kyushu
spatial economic development
Stuart Macdonald
Subregional Division
technology clusters
Tokyo Area
Tokyo Metropolitan Area
Toronto Region
Wafer Fabrication
wealth creation
West Germany
Western Crescent
Product details
- ISBN 9781138576742
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 27 Mar 2018
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book, originally published in 1988, reviews the development of high technology industries at global and selected national and local levels, providing a unique insight into reasons for and consequences of such modern industrial development. It appraises government policies for assisting the development of this sector and focuses on the fact that high tech industry tends to be concentrated in particular regions of countries which attain the status of 'successful populations'. High technology industry seems to offer little benefit to declining manufacturing areas and the book offers explanations for these regional concentrations and assesses the likely consequences.
Michael J. Breheny
