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'This book is highly persuasive and enlightening, and should be required reading for all interested in technology policy.' -- Andrew Tylecote, Prometheus 'Tassey's work is timely, thought-provoking and essential reading for understanding the scope and depth required for S&T policy analysis in the new era where the current economic leader is struggling to retain its position.' -- Irene C. Makar, Research Policy 'Page after page, this book builds a case of a major international transformation that has left the world economy much more dependent on science-driven technology. [The book's] arguments should attract attention -- and deserve to be discussed widely and thoroughly.' - Nicholas S. Vonortas, The George Washington University, US 'The innovative models, supporting data, and unique policy analyses make this book a must for economists, policy analysts, and industry managers concerned about S&T policies and economic growth. It could easily end up as a definitive work on the modern technology-based economy.' -- Albert N. Link, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, US

'Page after page, this book builds a case of a major international transformation that has left the world economy much more dependent on science-driven technology. [The book's] arguments should attract attentionand deserve to be discussed widely and thoroughly.'- Nicholas S. Vonortas, The George Washington University, US'The innovative models, supporting data, and unique policy analyses make this book a must for economists, policy analysts, and industry managers concerned about S&T policies and economic growth. It could easily end up as a definitive work on the modern technology-based economy.'- Albert N. Link, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, US

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Gregory Tassey, Research Associate, Economic Policy Research Center (EPRC), University of Washington, US

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