PAGES

351 – 367

DOI

10.1080/08109028808629321
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TECHNOLOGY IN TURMOIL

A. Baklien.

The paper evaluates and extrapolates the theory of techno-economic pulses to suggest that the world is unlikely to see major technological innovations on a broad front until the end of this century. The technological understanding by managers and the supply of highly qualified scientists and engineers will be critical. Australia is not well positioned to become a high technology manufacturing nation.

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