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National systems of innovation are "x-efficient" (and x-effective) : why some are slow learners

Niosi, Jorge E. - In: Research policy : policy, management and economic … 31 (2002) 2, pp. 291-302

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Les théories institutionnalistes des alliances industrielles stratégiques

Bellon, Bertrand; Niosi, Jorge E. - In: Revue française de gestion : hommes et techniques 28 (2002) 140, pp. 65-87

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O Estado e o comércio internacional : tecnologia e competitividade

Niosi, Jorge E. - In: Brazilian journal of political economy 10 (1990) 1, pp. 91-110

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Une interprétation évolutionniste des politiques industrielles

Niosi, Jorge E. - In: Revue d'économie industrielle (1995), pp. 213-226

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Schumpeterian perspectives on entrepreneurship

Niosi, Jorge E. (ed.); Veilleux, Sophie (ed.) - 2018

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Technology and national competitiveness : oligopoly, technological innovation, and international competition

Niosi, Jorge E. (ed.) - 1991

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Technology and National Competitiveness : Oligopoly, Technological Innovation and International Competition

Niosi, Jorge - 1991

Technology is an increasingly important factor in the competition between nations for international trade. It affects the range of products a country exports, the quality of these products, and the price for which they are sold. Unlike traditional, neo-classical theories of international trade...

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