Thailand's Transformation Into a Newly Industrialized Country: First Draft. Paper 1, overviewThailand Development Research Institute, 1987 - 130 ˹éÒ |
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... capital goods imports , the growth of import - substitution industries , which are normally capital - intensive in nature , also caused high growth in imports of capital goods . At the same time , exports were discriminated against in ...
... capital goods imports , the growth of import - substitution industries , which are normally capital - intensive in nature , also caused high growth in imports of capital goods . At the same time , exports were discriminated against in ...
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... capital goods domestically produced product . They are usually capital - intensive , subject to economies of scale , require skilled and technical horizontal and vertical integration , and human resources , require sophisticated ...
... capital goods domestically produced product . They are usually capital - intensive , subject to economies of scale , require skilled and technical horizontal and vertical integration , and human resources , require sophisticated ...
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... capital- intensive and matches their capital - labor endowment ratio . Trying to employ this kind of technology in LDCs leads to increases in the external debt and slow employment growth . Further , since imported technology often often ...
... capital- intensive and matches their capital - labor endowment ratio . Trying to employ this kind of technology in LDCs leads to increases in the external debt and slow employment growth . Further , since imported technology often often ...
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Open and Seasonal Unemployment | 10 |
International Trade and the Balance of Payments | 13 |
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