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Author(s): D.H. Solomon , T.H. Spurling

Publication date (Print): June 1987

Journal: Prometheus

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Keywords: Australian manufacturing industry, R & D, CSIR, technology, economics

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Title: Prometheus

Subtitle: Critical Studies in Innovation

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ISSN (Print): 0810-9028

ISSN (Electronic): 1470-1030

Publication date (Print): June 1987

Volume: 5

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Pages: 63-72

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Publisher ID: 8629413 Coden ID: Prometheus, Vol. 5, No. 1, 1987: pp. 63–72

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Adapted from OECD, Reviews of National Science and Technology Policy — Australia, OECD, Paris, 1986.
Hunter A. and Webb L. R.. 1963. . “The chemical industry. ”. In The Economics of Australian Industry . , Edited by: Hunter A.. p. 289 Melbourne : : Melbourne University Press. .
Jones T. G.H.. 1940. . The Institute and the future. . Australian Chemical Institute Journal and Proceedings . , Vol. 7:: 11
Senator Vigor, Senate Hansard, Wednesday, 24 September, 1986.
Caves R. E., Crookell H. and Killing J. P.. 1983. . The imperfect market for technology licenses. . Oxford Bulletin of Economics & Statistics . , Vol. 45:: 249––267. .
Davidson W. H. and Donald McFetridge G.. 1984. . International technology transactions and the theory of the firm. . Journal of Industrial Economics . , Vol. 32:: 253
David Teece J.. 1981. . The market for know-how and the efficient international transfer of technology. . Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science . , Vol. 458:: 81
Australian Science & Technology Council. . 1986. . Mechanisms for Technology Transfer into Australia . , Canberra : : AGPS. .
Brian L. Johns, ‘The production and transfer of technology’, in W. Kasper and T.G. Parry, eds, Growth, Trade and Structural Change in an Open Australian Economy, Centre for Applied Economic Research, University of New South Wales, 1978, pp.239–53.
Olson M.. 1982. . The Rise and Decline of Nations . , New Haven : : Yale University Press. .
M. Olson, ‘Australia in the perspective of The Rise and Decline of Nations’, Australian Economic Review, 3 October, 1984, pp.7–17.
Industry Assistance Commission, The Chemicals and Plastics Industry, Report No. 390, AGPS, Canberra, 1986.

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[1] Adapted from OECD, Reviews of National Science and Technology Policy — Australia, OECD, Paris, 1986.

[2] Hunter A. and Webb L. R.. 1963. . “The chemical industry. ”. In The Economics of Australian Industry . , Edited by: Hunter A.. p. 289 Melbourne : : Melbourne University Press. .

[3] Jones T. G.H.. 1940. . The Institute and the future. . Australian Chemical Institute Journal and Proceedings . , Vol. 7:: 11

[4] Senator Vigor, Senate Hansard, Wednesday, 24 September, 1986.

[5] Caves R. E., Crookell H. and Killing J. P.. 1983. . The imperfect market for technology licenses. . Oxford Bulletin of Economics & Statistics . , Vol. 45:: 249––267. .

[6] Davidson W. H. and Donald McFetridge G.. 1984. . International technology transactions and the theory of the firm. . Journal of Industrial Economics . , Vol. 32:: 253

[7] David Teece J.. 1981. . The market for know-how and the efficient international transfer of technology. . Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science . , Vol. 458:: 81

[8] Australian Science & Technology Council. . 1986. . Mechanisms for Technology Transfer into Australia . , Canberra : : AGPS. .

[9] Brian L. Johns, ‘The production and transfer of technology’, in W. Kasper and T.G. Parry, eds, Growth, Trade and Structural Change in an Open Australian Economy, Centre for Applied Economic Research, University of New South Wales, 1978, pp.239–53.

[10] Olson M.. 1982. . The Rise and Decline of Nations . , New Haven : : Yale University Press. .

[11] M. Olson, ‘Australia in the perspective of The Rise and Decline of Nations’, Australian Economic Review, 3 October, 1984, pp.7–17.

[12] Industry Assistance Commission, The Chemicals and Plastics Industry, Report No. 390, AGPS, Canberra, 1986.

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