Titlebook: Learning from the Asian Tigers; Studies in Technolog Sanjaya Lall Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Foreign Direct Investment Policies in the Asian NIEs, the costs and benefits of FDI to the developing host country as compared with alternative ways of accessing capital, technology and skills. The second is determined by market failures in domestic (and foreign) markets which guide MNC activities and which may be altered to obtain larger social benefits for the host economy.

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Understanding Technology Development,t be able to upgrade the technologies they have mastered, or diversify into new technologies as conditions change. Thus, they may stay at the low value-added end of the industrial spectrum, falling behind world technological frontiers as others forge ahead.

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,‘The East Asian Miracle’ Study: Does the Bell Toll for Industrial Strategy?,t have shaped policy in many developing countries. This review confines itself to the study’s analysis of ., concentrating on the approach and the analysis of the established NIEs (the ‘Four Tigers’).

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,Skills and Capabilities in Ghana’s Competitiveness,dly policies would . be enough to revitalise industrial growth and export expansion. There was some expectation, not least by the Ghanaian government, that Ghana would become an East Asian style ‘Tiger’ by implementing a full-blown structural adjustment programme.

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