Suchergebnisse

In the past few years, Chinese researchers on domestic S & T (science and technology) policy have identified a number of factors responsible for the past inability of the indigenous S & T system to produce the type of R & D results which whould have stimulated rapid economic development and factors leading to the under-utilization of those results that had the potential to do so. Present strategy accordingly is focussed on both solving organizational, managerial and linkage problems involving the actors in the innovation process and on improving the environment in which each stage of the process takes place. China moving away from an ineffectual innovation system. (DÜI-Sen)

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The economist Armen Alchian said once that ever since the fiasco in the Garden of Eden, we have been living in a world in which what we want exceeds what is available. The desire for more satisfaction is a predictable behavioral implication of the fact of scarcity. In fact, it might have helped mankind to survive against competition from other forms of life. Man's desire for more utility gives rise to two interdependent issues that each and every society has to face: (i) how to increase the value of the community's wealth, and (ii) how to allocate the increment in wealth. We generalize those issues as the demand for economic development.