Sentence examples for technology flow from inspiring English sources

THIS week's interesting economics research: Wages, aggregate demand, and employment (Jordi Gali) Value-added exchange rates (Rudolfs Bems and Robert Johnson) Research inputs and the value of innovativeness in invention (Mikko Packalen and Jay Bhattacharya)  The African growth miracle (Alwyn Young) Why doesn't technology flow from rich to poor countries?

So, what is the technology flow?

The core technology flow is following what Moore's Law has done and the move to industry standard computing.

It is postulated that technology policies would be analyzed in three perspectives: market mechanism, technology flow, and time.

The results show that financial assistants (fund flow), policy reform (policy flow), and advanced technology (technology flow) can perform as negative entropy inflows (NEIFs).

In a way, it's just the concentrated payoff from an information economy, where distribution (in this case the studios and the networks) risks being commodified while the benefits of technology flow to those who own the content.

All aid to India would cease, the American representative in the World Bank and IMF would vote against any loans to India, no American bank would be allowed to lend to India, and technology flows to India would be tightened severely.

In the late 1940s the U.S.S.R. forced one-sided trade treaties on its satellites so that Polish and Romanian foodstuffs and Czechoslovakian and East German technology flowed to the U.S.S.R. rather than to world markets.

Fears abound, too, that intellectual property rights will be violated as technology flows into developing countries.

Jaffe et al. (1993) use patent citation data to measure technology flows within North America.

This paper addresses the question of whether patent citations are useful indicators of technology flows.