Technological progress as a major source of economic development stems from the interaction of two types of innovations, drastic and incremental. While the former sets the fundamental pace of economic progress by redefining production possibilities as Schumpeter strongly emphasized, the latter...

Like many countries keen to maintain a rapid pace of development, China has undertaken an ambitious programme of development of its telecommunications infrastructure. Unlike most it has chosen to do while keeping the sector free from foreign direct investment except in well defined roles such as...

A linear model of the demand for oil is derived from a cost minimisation problem in which demand depends on the price of oil, the price of coal and output. The model is estimated and tested against a log-linear model. The empirical results reject the log-linear specification and show that the...

Technological progress as a major source of economic development stems from the interaction of two types of innovations, drastic and incremental. While the former sets the fundamental pace of economic progress by redefining production possibilities as Schumpeter strongly emphasized, the latter...

Like many countries keen to maintain a rapid pace of development, China has undertaken an ambitious programme of development of its telecommunications infrastructure. Unlike most it has chosen to do while keeping the sector free from foreign direct investment except in well defined roles such as...

A linear model of the demand for oil is derived from a cost minimisation problem in which demand depends on the price of oil, the price of coal and output. The model is estimated and tested against a log-linear model. The empirical results reject the log-linear specification and show that the...