Is There a Case for Industrial Policy? A Critical Survey

accounting agriculture businesses capital formation capital market cities collaboration communication technology components computer hardware computer science computer software consumers developing countries development economics economic development economic policies electronics equilibrium exports fixed costs foreign investment free trade globalization government intervention gross domestic product growth models growth rate human capital industrial development industrialization information exchange information technology innovation institution instrument interest rates international bank international trade learning manufacturing marginal costs marketing monopoly national income networks new technology oligopoly perfect competition private sector production costs productivity property rights results satellite satellites silicon software development supply chains technicians technology transfer telecommunications trade protection uses vertical integration wages welfare economics world trade organization wto