期刊:Computers & society [Association for Computing Machinery] 日期:1993-07-01卷期号:23 (1-2): 26-32
标识
DOI:10.1145/174256.174261
摘要
Technology and/or industrial policy refers to government actions, conscious or unconscious, that effect a country's competitiveness in high technology sectors of the economy. President Clinton has recently proposed one for America, a country that has never had a coordinated industrial policy. This paper gives a historical context for American industrial policy, and then summarizes Clinton's plan, comparing it to the qualities an optimal technology policy would include. A brief look is also taken at the arguments made against technology policy, and why they are incorrect.