Strategic R&D policy with information lag

Article Abstract:

Governments can still utilize anticipated strategic research and development (R&D) policies for the benefit of the country's economy even if there are constraints associated with information lags. The policies can be still be efficiently employed when a foreign company's preemptive action costs are high compared with the costs of being in a non-beneficial strategic position. This is so because when foreign companies face preventive R&D costs, they are likely to pursue innovations.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Scientific Research and Development Services, Commercial physical research, Research & Development-Industry, National R&D Programs, Economic aspects, Industrial research, Federal aid to research, Government aid to research, Informations

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The partisan theory and macroeconomic policy under unscheduled regime transfers: a case study of an LDC

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The partisan theory of determining eco-political patterns of less developed countries with unscheduled transfer of powers is evaluated. The theory states that rightist governments strategically manipulate economy to prevent inflation while leftist governments work for an opportunistic and rapid growth. Studies over Sudan's eco-political cycles show differing economic and political behaviors within regimes and between administrations.

Economic Views, Case studies, Business planning, Sudan, Macroeconomics, Political planning, Partisanship

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Growth and trade dynamics under regime shifts in Australia

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A study was carried out to find out whether trade was a major cause of economic growth in Australia during 1971(2)-1994(2) using the Granger methodology of cause and effect. Mathematical analysis was also used to establish the possible change in the framework of the trade growth process as being the effect of a shift from a highly protectionist to a more relaxed trading policy in the mid-1980s.

Models, Australia, Trade policy, Protectionism, Commercial policy

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