Examples of using Technical change in English and their translations into Spanish
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A conference on productivity, technical change and national innovation systems in Latin America in the 1990s was held in Marbella, Chile, in August.
the Commission discussed the question of the management of incremental technical change and the problems associated with the lack of that capability.
policy studies of technical change and(b) public policy
The conclusion regarding the impact of technical change in rural areas has been drawn from the analysis of the commissioned papers.
One includes industries of developed technological superiority in which the products change to reflect technical change.
Most technical change appears to have been oriented to the tasks that men perform
in the sense that it decreases the demand for routine tasks so called“routine biased technical change”.
The field survey conducted in Ethiopia shows that firms that have links with other firms undertake technical change faster than firms operating independently.
This is due to the often technocratic attitudes that accompany processes of technical change.
A technical change to the machine and/or parts thereof leads to the loss of all warranty claims.
The most widely discussed are globalization, skill-biased technical change and rigidities in labour market institutions.
Technical change, particularly rapid technical change,
The"new" growth theories therefore note that technical change is endogenous and that education and knowledge produce positive externalities.
Analysis of the impact of technical change on the lives of men
Essays on Technical Change, Economic Growth,
Mr. Sacirbey(Bosnia and Herzegovina): Briefly, on just one minor technical change in the draft resolution since we started drafting it.
Rapid episodes of trade liberalization have contributed to an increase in the skill premium by inducing skill-biased technical change.
This approach needs to be considerably enriched with a more detailed treatment of what it entails to open an economy in a world driven by innovation and technical change.
cost savings tends to be a more obvious instigating factor of technical change.
international trade and technical change.