JER, 第 10 卷Hanyang Economic Research Institute in collaboration with Hanyang University College of Business and Economics, 2005 |
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... developing countries , with far fewer resources at their disposal , invest much less in R & D . Instead , " they typically expand their knowl- edge base by acquiring knowledge created elsewhere and adapting it to their needs " ( World ...
... developing countries , with far fewer resources at their disposal , invest much less in R & D . Instead , " they typically expand their knowl- edge base by acquiring knowledge created elsewhere and adapting it to their needs " ( World ...
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... developing countries such as China ( 31 % of all FDI in 1997 ) and Brazil ( 13 % of all FDI in 1997 ) . Although sub - Saharan Africa is in dire need of FDI , in 1997 , this part of the world received only about 1 % of total world FDI ...
... developing countries such as China ( 31 % of all FDI in 1997 ) and Brazil ( 13 % of all FDI in 1997 ) . Although sub - Saharan Africa is in dire need of FDI , in 1997 , this part of the world received only about 1 % of total world FDI ...
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... developing countries often lack drugs because personnel salaries get precedence over drugs in overall budget allocations and because drug procurement is frequently both inefficient and corrupt . Further , as noted by Kremer ( 2002 ) ...
... developing countries often lack drugs because personnel salaries get precedence over drugs in overall budget allocations and because drug procurement is frequently both inefficient and corrupt . Further , as noted by Kremer ( 2002 ) ...
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Namwon Hyung | 49 |
Changyong Rhee Optimal Travel Path | 129 |
Bent E Sorensen Nobuhiro Mori Takao Iida Makoto Okamura On | 175 |
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