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Institutions, information processing, and organization structure in research and development : evidence from the semiconductor industry

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Stock price effects of US trade policy responses to Japanese trading practices in semi-conductors

Hughes, John S. - In: The Canadian journal of economics 30 (1997) 4, pp. 922-942

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Economic security and high technology competition in an age of transition : the case of the semiconductor industry

Green, Eric Marshall - 1996 - 1. publ

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Hart, Jeffrey A. - 1991

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Learning by doing and spillovers : further evidence for the semiconductor industry

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Managed trade : the case against import targets

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Back in the chips

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The Potential Impacts of the Made in China 2025 Roadmap on the Integrated Circuit Industries in the U.S., EU and Japan

Kim, Dan - 2019

European Union (EU), and Japan. We attempt to clearly fill in the gaps of projection and consumption data in the scenario ….S., EU, and Japan in both China and globally based on the assumptions made in part 1. In part 3, we estimate IC consumption … shares in the US, EU, and Japan. We find that the goals imply a significant decrease in the competitiveness of the integrated …

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