Inching towards global competitiveness: Adoption of Advanced Manufacturing Technologies (AMTs) in Indian auto components industry

Q4 Social Sciences

International Journal of Technology and Globalisation Pub Date : 2010-06-16 DOI:10.1504/IJTG.2010.033668

M. Parhi

引用次数: 3

Abstract

The purpose of the paper is to analyse the nature and patterns of adoption of Advanced Manufacturing Technologies (AMTs) in the Indian auto components industry in light of the policy changes in India and changes in world automotive industry. We empirically investigate the determinants of AMT adoption in order to tease out the parameters of technological change. The process of technology diffusion is dynamic and appears to have been driven by an apparent objective of steering the industry in the direction of an innovation-driven industry. The evolution of the industry in the light of these is discussed and relevant policy implications are spelled out in the paper.

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向全球竞争力迈进:印度汽车零部件工业采用先进制造技术

本文的目的是根据印度的政策变化和世界汽车工业的变化，分析印度汽车零部件行业采用先进制造技术(AMTs)的性质和模式。为了梳理出技术变革的参数，我们对采用AMT的决定因素进行了实证研究。技术扩散的过程是动态的，似乎是由一个明显的目标驱动的，即把工业引向创新驱动的工业。本文讨论了该行业在这些方面的演变，并阐明了相关的政策影响。

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International Journal of Technology and Globalisation Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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