Titlebook: Industrial Policy in Eastern Europe; Governing the Transi Josef M. Brabant Book 1993 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1993 development.growth.pub

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Josef M. van Brabantleur grande diversité. L’effort qui a présidè à leur élaboration a toujours tenu le plus grand compte des phénomènes physiques aussi bien dans la mise en équation que dans l’étalonnage. Les méthodes numériques utilisées jusqu’ici permettent de les simplifier. ou de les compléter à volonté..Ils ont p

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On the role of the state, glossed over. They follow essentially from the singular properties of the state as a universal organization with the attendant power of compulsion (Buchanan 1987, pp. 4–5), fiduciary responsibilities, and limits such as on property rights and commitment abilities (Stiglitz 1989a). Certainly, in mos

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,Governing industrial policy—prior experience,such as those that could be accommodated within the ‘old model’ (see Chapter 6). A few switched quickly to an industrial strategy that deliberately sought to catch up with best prevailing technological practice and knowledge, and soon thereafter stressed the basic features of the ‘new model’ of mode

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The desirability of industrial policy in PETs,ved strategic planning can be a valuable tool in preparing and implementing policy options. Indeed, some premeditated positive transition strategy derived from a careful pondering of the available options can be especially valuable during momentous transformations. For the state to simply abdicate i

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ficultés à les bien représenter. C’est pourquoi, nous travaillons à l’heure actuelle à adapter nos modèles en éléments finis. Pour se faire, il faut développer cette méthode dans le domaine des opérations hyperboliques que nous recontrons très souvent en Mécanique des Fluides.

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