ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIA

Traditional models which claimed to explain the reasons and process of economic growth had rarely considered improvement in quality of technology (or innovation) as the main reason for economic growth. Most of the traditional models focused on Capital as the famous factor of production that individu...

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Published in:International review of business and economics (Print) 2020-07, Vol.4 (1), p.57-70
Main Author: Kulkarni, Kishore G
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