Jack Baranson

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL506947A

Top Subjects

Developing countries (3)
Economic development (2)
Technology transfer (2)
Japan -- Commerce -- United States (2)
United States -- Commerce -- Japan (2)
United States (2)
Japan (2)

Books by Jack Baranson

Total count: 16

Manufacturing problems in Indiathe Cummins diesel experience

Syracuse University Press1967-01-01
Technology for underdeveloped areasan annotated bibliography

Pergamon Press1967-01-01
Industrial technologies for developing economies.Introd. by Walter A. Chudson.

Praeger1969-01-01
Automotive industries in developing countries.

World Bank1969-01-01
Industrial technologies for developing economics.

Praeger1969-01-01
International transfer of automotive technology to developing countries.

United Nations Institute for Training and Research1971-01-01
Employment generating technological adjustment in developing economies

Division of Research, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University1972-01-01
Multinational corporations and developing country goals for teachnological self-sufficiency

Division of Research, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University1972-01-01
North-South transfer of technologywhat realistic alternatives are available to the U.S.?

Developing World Industry and Technology1977-01-01
Sources of Japan's international competitiveness in the consumer electronics industry

Developing World Industry & Technology, Inc.1980-01-01
North--south technology transferfinancing and institution building

Lomond Publications1981-01-01
The Japanese challenge to U.S. industry

Lexington Books1981-01-01
Robots in manufacturingkey to international competitiveness

Lomond Publications1983-01-01
Soviet automationperspectives and prospects

Lomon Publications1987-01-01
Strategic alliances with global industrycase study of Mexico

Inter-American Development Bank, Economic and Social Development Dept.1993-01-01
Economic and social considerations in adapting technologies for developing countriesTechnological opportunities for underdeveloped economies