Technology policy

After a brief review of the historical evolution of technology and related manufacturing practices, this paper discusses the first development of a formal statement of US federal technology policy, and the various efforts that have been made to implement that policy. Particular attention is given to...

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Published in:Technology in society 2004-04, Vol.26 (2), p.455-468
Main Author: Bromley, D.Allan
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Corporate laboratories
High Technology Industries
International Trade
Manufacturing
Open innovation
Outsourcing R&D
Policy Implementation
Policy Making
Research and Development
Technological Progress
Technology Policy
United States of America
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