International technological dynamics in production sectors: An empirical analysis

A new methodology is proposed for evaluating the economic development opportunities associated with the different industries making up a country’s economic structure. To this end, neo-Schumpeterian concepts are used to reinterpret the tools afforded by the “product space” literature in an attempt to...

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Autor principal:	Isabella, Fernando
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Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	2015
Materias:	DESARROLLO ECONOMICO PRODUCCION INDUSTRIAL DIVERSIFICACION DE LA PRODUCCION CALIDAD DEL PRODUCTO EXPORTACIONES INNOVACIONES TECNOLOGICAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION PRODUCTION DIVERSIFICATION PRODUCT QUALITY EXPORTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
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spelling	oai-11362-388312020-03-06T16:50:27Z International technological dynamics in production sectors: An empirical analysis Isabella, Fernando DESARROLLO ECONOMICO PRODUCCION INDUSTRIAL DIVERSIFICACION DE LA PRODUCCION CALIDAD DEL PRODUCTO EXPORTACIONES INNOVACIONES TECNOLOGICAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION PRODUCTION DIVERSIFICATION PRODUCT QUALITY EXPORTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS A new methodology is proposed for evaluating the economic development opportunities associated with the different industries making up a country’s economic structure. To this end, neo-Schumpeterian concepts are used to reinterpret the tools afforded by the “product space” literature in an attempt to assess the technological pervasiveness and sophistication of different production sectors. The ultimate objective is to develop a description of today’s techno-productive paradigm and the differential role that the various sectors play in it. An analysis of export data from 113 countries and territories for 2005-2009 indicates that the key sectors in the world economy are: industrial machinery, scientific and medical instruments, and pharmaceuticals. The strong performance of sectors based on mature technologies suggests that key sectors originating in different stages in history can survive and overlap one another, much like geological strata, owing to the persistence of older technological systems. 2015-08-11T21:22:18Z 2015-08-11T21:22:18Z 2015-04 Texto Sección o Parte de un Documento http://hdl.handle.net/11362/38831 LC/G.2636-P 2 en CEPAL Review CEPAL Review 115 .pdf application/pdf AMERICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
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description	A new methodology is proposed for evaluating the economic development opportunities associated with the different industries making up a country’s economic structure. To this end, neo-Schumpeterian concepts are used to reinterpret the tools afforded by the “product space” literature in an attempt to assess the technological pervasiveness and sophistication of different production sectors. The ultimate objective is to develop a description of today’s techno-productive paradigm and the differential role that the various sectors play in it. An analysis of export data from 113 countries and territories for 2005-2009 indicates that the key sectors in the world economy are: industrial machinery, scientific and medical instruments, and pharmaceuticals. The strong performance of sectors based on mature technologies suggests that key sectors originating in different stages in history can survive and overlap one another, much like geological strata, owing to the persistence of older technological systems.
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title	International technological dynamics in production sectors: An empirical analysis
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International technological dynamics in production sectors: An empirical analysis

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