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Business and Technology: Today and Tomorrow/

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: UBS Publication on Business, Banking, and Monetary Problems, volume no. 52Publication details: Zurich: Union Bank of Switzerland, Dept. of Economic Research, Public Relations, and Marketing, [1978].Description: 109 p.:illSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 600 BUS
LOC classification:
  • T45 .T2613
Summary: The Union Bank of Switzerland asked 16 experts to outline present trends and future prospects in their special fields of technology. The answers, which are summarized in this brochure, are designed to provide information about the main aspects of research and development now underway and, as far as possible, indicate the economic consequences of near-term technological innovation. The results of these studies make it clear that there is no general weakness in technological innovation at the present time and that technology has by no means lost its role as a driving force for economic growth.
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Originally published under title: Technik und Wirtschaft heute und morgen.

Published in English, German, and French.

The Union Bank of Switzerland asked 16 experts to outline present trends and future prospects in their special fields of technology. The answers, which are summarized in this brochure, are designed to provide information about the main aspects of research and development now underway and, as far as possible, indicate the economic consequences of near-term technological innovation. The results of these studies make it clear that there is no general weakness in technological innovation at the present time and that technology has by no means lost its role as a driving force for economic growth.

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