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Symposium on Infant Industries

Pages 3-20 | Published online: 19 Aug 2010

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  • LaIl , S. 1996 . Learning from the Asian Tigers , London : Macmillan . The role of IIP in interventionist states differed. It was crucial where governments wanted advanced technological capabilities in domestic industry (Korea being the best example). It was not needed where the economy wanted to integrate into technology-intensive global production systems via FDI rather than to boost local innovation (like Singapore). However, both strategies involved heavy government intervention to launch and sustain growth and deepening: the common element was the promotion of local capabilities. See
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