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    Industrial Structure, Technical Change, and the Role of Government in Development of the Electronics and Information Industry in Taipei,China

    Lin, Yeo | May 2003
    Abstract
    Taipei,China has achieved remarkable development and export performance in its electronics and information technology industry in the past three decades. Starting out as heavily dependent on foreign technology in the 1960s and 1970s, firms in the electronics and information industry devoted considerable technological effort and successfully negotiated the daunting currents of competition to participate in new product development by the 1990s. The industrial structure of the electronics and information industry has evolved from a small- and medium-size enterprise operation into a large-firm operation by the late 1990s, which further facilitated the export orientation of the electronics and information industry. Government adopted selective industrial policies to overcome the problem of market failure and enhanced systemic coordination and cohesive networking. Therefore, the Taipei,China government essentially “made”, rather than ”picked”, the winner of the electronics and information industry in Taipei,China.
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    Lin, Yeo. 2003. Industrial Structure, Technical Change, and the Role of Government in Development of the Electronics and Information Industry in Taipei,China. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/1525.
    ISSN
    1655-5252
    Keywords
    Industry
    Development Economics
    Economic Models
    Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
    Securities
    Mines
    Competition
    Industrial competition
    Unfair competition
    Monopolies
    Competition policy
    Development cooperation
    Economic discrimination
    Industrial Development
    Financial Services Industry
    Industrial Sector
    Competition
    Comparative economics
    Communication in economic development
    Industrialization
    Monopoly
    Barriers to entry
    Monopolistic competition
    Restraint of trade
    Price discrimination
    Imperfect competition
    Press monopoly
    Diversification in industry
    Unfair competition
    Investment banking
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