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100	1		_aJ.L. Enos
245	1	0	_aAdoption and Diffusion of Imported Technology _bThe Case of Korea
250			_a1
260			_aOxford _bRoutledge _c20200310
300			_a290 p
520			_bThis book, first published in 1988, considers the problems that developing countries face when importing technology from abroad. The major issues - technical, economic, political - are analysed in the case of one particular country: Korea. The book describes the negotiations with the foreign companies that controlled the desired technology, the building of the plants, the training of engineers and managers to replace expatriots, the improvements of processes and products and the maintenance of efficient and profitable production. In their research the authors were given access to information usually kept confidential - government memoranda and minutes, company contacts and records, costs and prices. The book also considers how typical of the developing countries Korea is, and the authors make certain policy recommendations for the future.
700	1		_aW.-H. Park _4A01
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