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Impact of microelectronics-based technologies: the case of India

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Working paper on the employment and income effects of computerization (microelectronics) in India - examines problems and impact in the machine tool industry, motor vehicle industry, printing industry, banks and schools; stresses the primary importance of government policy measures to facilitate simultaneous development of infrastructures and institutional frameworks. References, statistical tables.

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  • Bagchi AK., 1986. "Impact of microelectronics-based technologies: the case of India," ILO Working Papers 992485973402676, International Labour Organization.
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