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Old structures versus new logic in the electronics industry
Meyer-Stamer, Jörg - In: Intereconomics : review of European economic policy 30 (1995) 2, pp. 96-106
Electronics is a branch of industry in which the competitive position of European firms is relatively weak, compared to the chemical, motor vehicle and mechanical engineering industries. This fact appears to some observers - in view of the electronic industry’s high rates of growth and its...
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Measuring manufacturing : how the computer and semiconductor industries affect the numbers and perceptions
Houseman, Susan N.; Bartik, Timothy J.; Sturgeon, Timothy J. - 2014 - Revised, January 2014
modest. The extraordinary real GDP growth in computer-related industries reflects prices for computers and semiconductors …, largely reflects product and process improvements from research and development, not automation. Although computer … products has soared since the 1990s. The outsized effect computer-related industries have on manufacturing statistics also may …
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Wintelism and the changing terms of global competition : prototype of the future?
Borrus, Michael (contributor); Zysman, John (contributor) - 1997 - [Elektronische Ressource]
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International competitiveness in electronics
1983 - [Elektronische Ressource]
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From partial to systemic globalization : international production networks in the electronic industry
Ernst, Dieter - 1997
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Product modularity and the rise of global value chains : insights from the electronics industry
Gangnesa, Byron; Van Assche, Ari - 2011
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A comprehensive survey on the economic effects of information and communication technology in Hungary
Sasvari, Peter - 2011
As the author could not find a reassuring mathematical and statistical method for studying the effect of the information communication technology on businesses in the literature, the author proposed a new research and analysis method that he also used to study the Hungarian economic sectors. The...
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Proactive compliance? : repercussions of national product regulation in standards of transnational business networks
Dilling, Olaf (contributor) - 2007
This paper ('Sfb-Arbeitspapier') illustrates the links between the self-regulation of transnational business networks and the law by analysing the management of chemical substance risks in the electric and electronic equipment industry. National product regulation (and to some extent regulation...
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Carbon as an Electron Donor Atom
Scheiner, Steve - 2020
There are a number of C-containing entities which can donate electrons. The C atom of the CN - anion contains a lone pair which can be transferred to a Lewis acid. Even if the acid molecule is anionic, short-range attractive forces can overcome the long-range ion-ion repulsion to approach close...
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Innovation Offshoring and Asia's Electronics Industry - The New Dynamics of Global Networks
Ernst, Dieter - 2016
This paper explores how innovation offshoring gives rise to Global Innovation Networks (GINs) in the electronics industry. The focus is on chip design. The paper documents the scope of offshoring and the progress achieved in the complexity of design stages and in capability upgrading in Asia....
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