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JPD 1989 Vol. XVI No. 2-e: Science and Technology Development and Promotion in the Private Sector: Some Issues and Recommendations for Policy Research

This article is part of the seminar on “Science Technology Policies in the Philippines" jointly sponsored by PIDS and DOST on May 5, 1989. It emphasizes the need for scientific research specifically the need for dissemination and utilization of information technology.

Philippine Institute for Development Studies
Authors Keywords
Claudio, Corazon PB; science and technology; information technology (IT); technological innovation;
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Published in 1989 and available in the PIDS Library or Downloaded 1,014 times since November 25, 2011
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