International Competitiveness in Latin America and East Asia
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comparative industrial policy research
comprehensive
Comprehensive Modernization
countries
development economics
economic transition models
enterprise-level innovation
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export-oriented industrialisation
Footwear Manufacturers
Forest Industries Sector
IMF's Stabilization Programme
IMF’s Stabilization Programme
import
industrial
Industrial Import Substitution
industry
International Competitiveness
Joint Undertakings
Large Machine Tool Manufacturer
Large PC Manufacturer
Machine Tool Manufacturers
macroeconomic policy analysis
Medium Scale Industry
Mesas Redondas
modernization
Natural Resource Intensive Products
Natural Resource Intensive Sectors
Participatory Organization Models
PC Manufacturer
processing
productivity growth strategies
SME Sector
substitution
Upper Market
wood
Wood Processing Industry
World Market Orientation
Product details
- ISBN 9780714645414
- Weight: 204g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 01 Nov 1993
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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First published in 1993. Latin America is undergoing a process of profound economic and social change. The industrial import substitution that continued for several decades was quantitatively successful in terms of industrialization but - like inward-oriented industrialization in the socialist countries - failed to raise the economies of the region to international productivity levels. The attempt at catch-up industrialization outside the reference frame of the world market led to economic stagnation, social crises, serious environmental degradation and the obstruction of social development. The following papers included in this book, show that the development of competitive advantages is initially determined by the new macro policy and by modernization at enterprise level.
Klaus Esser, Wolfgang Hillebrand, Dirk Messner, Jörg Meyer-Stamer
