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TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT: THE CONTINUING STORY IN CANADA

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Author(s): Andrew H. Wilson

Publication date (Print): December 1987

Journal: Prometheus

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Keywords: technology policy, technology development, Canada

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Title: Prometheus

Subtitle: Critical Studies in Innovation

Publisher: Pluto Journals

ISSN (Print): 0810-9028

ISSN (Electronic): 1470-1030

Publication date (Print): December 1987

Volume: 5

Issue: 2

Pages: 338-358

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Publisher ID: 8629446 Coden ID: Prometheus, Vol. 5, No. 2, 1987: pp. 338–358

DOI: 10.1080/08109028708629446

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Report of the Task Force on Federal Policies and Programs for Technology Development, Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Ottawa, July 1984.
Andrew Wilson H.. 1985. . Technology development: a Canadian priority. . Prometheus . , Vol. 3((1)) June;: 86––109. .
Senate Standing Committee on National Finance, Federal Government Support for Technological Advancement: An Overview, Ottawa, August 1984; Science Council of Canada, Canadian Industrial Development: Some Policy Directions, Report No. 37, Ottawa, September 1984.
Minister sees new boom for research industry’, Globe and Mail, Toronto, 20 September 1984.
Private sector awakening to fact it must make more R & D investment’, Financial Post, 27 October 1984.
Department of Finance, A New Direction for Canada, Ottawa, November 1984, p. 25.
R & D efforts must be redirected, streamlined’, Canadian Research, December/January 1984–85, p. 31.
ibid.
Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Science, Technology and Economic Development, Ottawa, February 1985.
Science Council of Canada, The National Science and Technology Forum, Ottawa, November 1986.
Ministry of State for Science and Technology, press release, 6 March 1985.
Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Research & Development and the Budget: A Key to Economic Growth, Ottawa, May 1985.
Ministerial Task Force on Program Review, New Management Initiatives, Ottawa, May 1985.
ibid., p. 27.
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, Completing the Bridge to the 90's, A Second Five-year Plan, Ottawa, June 1985.
National Research Council, A Practical Perspective, The NRC Plan 1986–90, Ottawa, October 1985.
The National Science and Technology Forum, op. cit., p. 20.
Rt. Hon. Brian Mulroney, notes for an address on research and development (University of Waterloo), PMO Ottawa, 4 March 1987.
Hon. Frank Oberle, Notes for an Address, (Financial Post Conference), Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Ottawa, 24 March 1987.
Hon. Michael H. Wilson, Tax Reform, Speech delivered to the House of Commons, Ottawa, 18 June 1987.
Ministerial Task Force on Program Review, op. cit., p. 15.
ibid., p. 26.
Study Team Review, Education and Research, Ministerial Task Force on Program Review, Ministry of Supply and Services, Ottawa, November 1985, p. 59.
National Research Council, A Practical Perspective: First Update 1986, Ottawa, June 1987.
Report of the National Research Council Task Group, Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Ottawa, 18 February 1987.
Economic Council of Canada, Making Technology Work: Innovation and Jobs in Canada, Ottawa, 1987. p. 1.
Walter F. Light, ‘R & D: it's our national shame’, Engineering, Canadian Technical Publications, Toronto, 10 November 1980.

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[1] Report of the Task Force on Federal Policies and Programs for Technology Development, Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Ottawa, July 1984.

[2] Andrew Wilson H.. 1985. . Technology development: a Canadian priority. . Prometheus . , Vol. 3((1)) June;: 86––109. .

[3] Senate Standing Committee on National Finance, Federal Government Support for Technological Advancement: An Overview, Ottawa, August 1984; Science Council of Canada, Canadian Industrial Development: Some Policy Directions, Report No. 37, Ottawa, September 1984.

[4] Minister sees new boom for research industry’, Globe and Mail, Toronto, 20 September 1984.

[5] Private sector awakening to fact it must make more R & D investment’, Financial Post, 27 October 1984.

[6] Department of Finance, A New Direction for Canada, Ottawa, November 1984, p. 25.

[7] R & D efforts must be redirected, streamlined’, Canadian Research, December/January 1984–85, p. 31.

[8] ibid.

[9] Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Science, Technology and Economic Development, Ottawa, February 1985.

[10] Science Council of Canada, The National Science and Technology Forum, Ottawa, November 1986.

[11] Ministry of State for Science and Technology, press release, 6 March 1985.

[12] Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Research & Development and the Budget: A Key to Economic Growth, Ottawa, May 1985.

[13] Ministerial Task Force on Program Review, New Management Initiatives, Ottawa, May 1985.

[14] ibid., p. 27.

[15] Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, Completing the Bridge to the 90's, A Second Five-year Plan, Ottawa, June 1985.

[16] National Research Council, A Practical Perspective, The NRC Plan 1986–90, Ottawa, October 1985.

[17] The National Science and Technology Forum, op. cit., p. 20.

[18] Rt. Hon. Brian Mulroney, notes for an address on research and development (University of Waterloo), PMO Ottawa, 4 March 1987.

[19] Hon. Frank Oberle, Notes for an Address, (Financial Post Conference), Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Ottawa, 24 March 1987.

[20] Hon. Michael H. Wilson, Tax Reform, Speech delivered to the House of Commons, Ottawa, 18 June 1987.

[21] Ministerial Task Force on Program Review, op. cit., p. 15.

[22] ibid., p. 26.

[23] Study Team Review, Education and Research, Ministerial Task Force on Program Review, Ministry of Supply and Services, Ottawa, November 1985, p. 59.

[24] National Research Council, A Practical Perspective: First Update 1986, Ottawa, June 1987.

[25] Report of the National Research Council Task Group, Ministry of State for Science and Technology, Ottawa, 18 February 1987.

[26] Economic Council of Canada, Making Technology Work: Innovation and Jobs in Canada, Ottawa, 1987. p. 1.

[27] Walter F. Light, ‘R & D: it's our national shame’, Engineering, Canadian Technical Publications, Toronto, 10 November 1980.

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