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Title: The diffusion of emerging technologies in a micro-economy : implications for Malta
Other Titles: Innovation and inequality : emerging technologies in an unequal world
Authors: Pace, Lisa A.
Keywords: Technological innovations -- Malta
Technology transfer -- Malta
Diffusion of innovations -- Malta
Cell phone services industry -- Government policy -- Malta
Insulin -- Therapeutic use -- Malta
Issue Date: 2014
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Citation: Pace, Lisa A. (2014). The diffusion of emerging technologies in a micro-economy : implications for Malta. In S. Cozzens, & D. Thakur (Eds.), Innovation and inequality : emerging technologies in an unequal world (pp. 264-283). UK: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Abstract: Malta is another small island state in our study and presents an interesting comparison to Jamaica and to a lesser extent Costa Rica. As noted in the country introductions in Chapter 2, the issue of small size can limit the potential for technology creation and result in greater dependence on the importation of technology over investments in building an indigenous research and innovation capacity. However, unlike Jamaica, there is greater potential for technology transfer given higher levels of education and a close proximity to Europe. In addition, we expect that with lower income inequality and better public services, distributional boundaries for emerging technologies could be extended. [excerpt]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/138187
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