Simón Teitel
Biographic Data
| ID | 1161146 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Simón Teitel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Simón |
| FAMILY NAME | Teitel |
| SIGNATURE | TEITEL S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Inter-American Development Bank |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Technology and Skills in Zimbabwe’s Manufacturing
Small Sub-Saharan African countries are facing difficult times trying to accelerate their economic growth while at the same time attempting to liberalize their economies. For many, independence has br
Technology and Enterprise Development: Ghana under Structural Adjustment
Technology is one of the primary determinants of the competitiveness of manufacturing firms. Since practically all the technologies in use are imported from the developed countries and their application is known and understood, it is widely believed that developing country firms need to invest little on their own in technological effort. This book is the first detailed attempt to assess technological capabilities in an African country. It is a st…
Industrialisation and the factor content of Latin American exports of manufactures
This article shows that Latin American exports of manufactures that grow consistently over time arise from both traditional as well as policy induced sources of comparative advantage. Case studies for Argentina, Colombia and Venezuela show that manufactures originally developed for the domestic market were exported with consistent growth rates and came to represent an important proportion of total manufacturing exports. The study also shows that …
Towards a New Development Strategy for Latin America: Pathways from Hirschman's Thought
Science and technology indicators, country size and economic development: An international comparison
De la sustitución de importaciones a las exportaciones: La experiencia de las exportaciones manufactureras de la Argentina y el Brasil
Introduction to Growth, Reform, and Adjustment: Latin America's Trade and Macroeconomic Policies in the 1970s and 1980s
From Import Substitution to Exports: The Manufacturing Exports Experience of Argentina and Brazil
Latin America's External Debt Problem: Debt-Servicing Strategies Compatible with Long-Term Economic Growth
Indicadores de ciencia y tecnología, tamaño de país y desarrollo económico: Una Comparación Internacional
Latin America
Technology creation in semi-industrial economies
Productivity, mechanization and skills: A test of the Hirschman hypothesis for Latin American industry
Creation of Technology within Latin America
The literature on technology transfer has traditionally assumed that the creation of new technical knowledge was restricted to the industrially advanced countries. Recent evidence seems to point in another direction since semiindustrialized countries are beginning to create new technologies, and even to sell technical knowledge, not only to other developing countries but also to industrialized countries. The available evidence based on enterprise…
The Strong Factor-Intensity Assumption: Some Empirical Evidence
Labor homogeneity, skill intensity and factor reversals - an international comparison
Economies of Scale and Size of Plant: The Evidence and the Implications for the Developing Countries
Technology creation in semi-industrial economies
Science and technology indicators, country size and economic development: An international comparison
From Import Substitution to Exports: The Manufacturing Exports Experience of Argentina and Brazil
Creation of Technology within Latin America
The literature on technology transfer has traditionally assumed that the creation of new technical knowledge was restricted to the industrially advanced countries. Recent evidence seems to point in another direction since semiindustrialized countries are beginning to create new technologies, and even to sell technical knowledge, not only to other developing countries but also to industrialized countries. The available evidence based on enterprise…
Towards a New Development Strategy for Latin America: Pathways from Hirschman's Thought
Productivity, mechanization and skills: A test of the Hirschman hypothesis for Latin American industry
Economies of Scale and Size of Plant: The Evidence and the Implications for the Developing Countries
De la sustitución de importaciones a las exportaciones: La experiencia de las exportaciones manufactureras de la Argentina y el Brasil
Labor homogeneity, skill intensity and factor reversals - an international comparison
Economies of Scale and Size of Plant: The Evidence and the Implications for the Developing Countries
Labor homogeneity, skill intensity and factor reversals - an international comparison
The Strong Factor-Intensity Assumption: Some Empirical Evidence
Productivity, mechanization and skills: A test of the Hirschman hypothesis for Latin American industry
Creation of Technology within Latin America
The literature on technology transfer has traditionally assumed that the creation of new technical knowledge was restricted to the industrially advanced countries. Recent evidence seems to point in another direction since semiindustrialized countries are beginning to create new technologies, and even to sell technical knowledge, not only to other developing countries but also to industrialized countries. The available evidence based on enterprise…
Latin America
Technology creation in semi-industrial economies
Indicadores de ciencia y tecnología, tamaño de país y desarrollo económico: Una Comparación Internacional
Introduction to Growth, Reform, and Adjustment: Latin America's Trade and Macroeconomic Policies in the 1970s and 1980s
From Import Substitution to Exports: The Manufacturing Exports Experience of Argentina and Brazil
Latin America's External Debt Problem: Debt-Servicing Strategies Compatible with Long-Term Economic Growth
Science and technology indicators, country size and economic development: An international comparison
De la sustitución de importaciones a las exportaciones: La experiencia de las exportaciones manufactureras de la Argentina y el Brasil
Towards a New Development Strategy for Latin America: Pathways from Hirschman's Thought
Industrialisation and the factor content of Latin American exports of manufactures
This article shows that Latin American exports of manufactures that grow consistently over time arise from both traditional as well as policy induced sources of comparative advantage. Case studies for Argentina, Colombia and Venezuela show that manufactures originally developed for the domestic market were exported with consistent growth rates and came to represent an important proportion of total manufacturing exports. The study also shows that …
Technology and Enterprise Development: Ghana under Structural Adjustment
Technology is one of the primary determinants of the competitiveness of manufacturing firms. Since practically all the technologies in use are imported from the developed countries and their application is known and understood, it is widely believed that developing country firms need to invest little on their own in technological effort. This book is the first detailed attempt to assess technological capabilities in an African country. It is a st…
Technology and Skills in Zimbabwe’s Manufacturing
Small Sub-Saharan African countries are facing difficult times trying to accelerate their economic growth while at the same time attempting to liberalize their economies. For many, independence has br
Economics (13 works) · Political science (12 works) · Latin Americans (10 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Global trade and economics (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Developing country (4 works)