41. Stiglitz, the film
(Panorama/Globalization)

... technology.  Government and business should rehabilitate towns like Gary, and help them find a future by investing in education and technology.  But they don’t.  Gary has been left to rot.      Is ...

42. Japan's strangulation by taxation
(Panorama/Finance)

... on the carry forward.   Carrying forward of losses is not only relevant to companies with past losses.  It is also relevant to innovative startup companies in sectors like biotechnology, energy or ...

43. Japan's unique economic contribution
(Panorama/Change and innovation)

... either.   But Japan does seem to have a capacity to dominate global high technology niches.  According to the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japanese companies serve more than 70% ...

44. Innovation in Japan?
(Panorama/Change and innovation)

... The concept of management of technology, including closer interaction between R&D and marketing, is weak in most large Japanese firms.  Most large Japanese enterprises remain bureaucratic and hierarchical, ...

45. The old world’s ageing companies
(Panorama/Investment)

... 1950.  They fall into two broad group, being 20 high-technology firms (in electronics, medical technology, software, biotech and Internet services) and 23 services companies (in finance, retail, entertainment, ...

46. Trade’s developmental magic
(Panorama/International Trade)

... resources (like many African and Latin American countries, and Australia and Canada) should specialize in natural resource industries.  And countries with lots of high technology and high skilled work ...

47. Urbanization and labor markets in Asia
(Panorama/Society)

... development have different economic structures, and have different infrastructure requirements.  When a country reaches the global technology and industrial frontier, it needs infrastructure to promote ...

48. New Structural Economics and Development
(Panorama/Development)

... and knowhow from the rest of the world -- this is the advantage of backwardness, being able to achieve fast growth by absorbing existing knowledge and technology.  The hard and soft infrastructure required ...

49. SME financing and the crisis
(Panorama/Finance)

... less well known Japanese firms continue to dominate niches upon which the global technology industry depends …Japanese companies serve more than 70% of the worldwide market in at least 30 technology sectors ...

50. Inequality in Asia
(Panorama/Development)

... to technology, especially in countries like India and the Philippines, has increased the demand for high-skilled labor which is necessary to employ such technology.    More generally, it seems that ...