Appropriate Technologies For Third World Development. Proceedings Of A Conference Held By The International Economic Association At Teheran, Iran.

Bibliografia: Alla Fine Di Ogni Capitolo. - Dasgupta Partha,Bourrieres Paul,Robinson Austin,Riskin Carl,Ishikawa Shigeru,Ranis Gustav,Kansu Gunal,Kumar Reddy Amulya,Serecht Farhad,Mercier Rene',Dunkerley Harold B,Thormann Peter,White Lawrence J,Pack Howard,Koppel Bruce - Hansen Gary
On Appropriate Technology 12-25 P.,On Appropriate Technology 280-299 P.,Adaptation Of Technologies To Available Resources 1-11 P.,The Availability Of Appropriate Technologies 26-51 P.,Intermediate Technology In Chinàs Rural Industries 52-74 P.,Appropriate Technologies: Some Aspects Of Japanese Experience 75-139 P.,Appropriate Technology In The Dual Economy: Reflections On Philippine And Taiwanese Experience 140-159 P.,Some Practical Constraints On The Use Of Appropriate Technologies In Turkish Industrial Development 160-172 P.,Problems In The Generation Of Appropriate Technologies 173-189 P.,Technology And Industrialisation: Reflections On The Iranian Experience 190-202 P.,Some Reflections On The Choice Of Appropriate Industrial Technology For Developing Countries 203-218 P.,Some Reflections On The Choice Of Appropriate Industrial Technology For Developing Countries H. - Transfer And Adaptation Of Technology: Unilever As A Case Study. 219-238 P.,Some Reflections On The Choice Of Appropriate Industrial Technology For Developing Countries C. - The Choice Of Appropriate Technology By A Multinational Corporation: A Case Study Of Messrs Philips, Eindhoven. 239-249 P.,Choice Of Technologies: The Influence Of Multilateral Financial Agencies 250-264 P.,Choice Of Technologies: The Influence Of Multilateral Financial Agencies M. - Winpenny, J. T. - The Role Of Aid Donors In The Choice Of Appropriate Technology. 265-277 P.,Proposal For A Programme On Appropriate Technology Prepared By The United States Agency For International Development 278-279 P.,Appropriate Factor Proportions For Manufacturing In Less Developed Countries: A Survey Of The Evidence 300-341 P.,Policies To Encourage The Use Of Intermediate Technology 342-366 P.,Appropriate Institutions For Appropriate Technology 367-402 P.