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| | Industrial policy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Today most industrial policy is subordinated to tax, tariff and trade rules of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and various trade pacts promising various degrees of "free trade", which in practice means limited subsidy and no protectionism of any one industry. | | | Many of these domestic policy choices are now prohibited by the WTO Agreement on Trade Related Investment Measures. | | | Even the United States, which prides itself as a "free-trading" nation, has implemented strong tax, tariff, and trade laws to "protect itself" from "dumping", which is the provision of an industrial subsidy by a competing nation to make products for export. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_policy
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| | INDUSTRIAL POLICY |
| | All industrial undertakings, whether they are exempted or not from the requirements of compulsory industrial licensing, are required to submit a monthly production return in the revised proforma to the concerned technical authorities viz. | | | Small scale/ancillary industrial undertakings which are engaged in the manufacture of items exempted from compulsory industrial licensing of items not reserved for SSI are not required to obtain a COB license on crossing the investment limits prescribed for them. | | | Tourism related industry falls in the list of highpriority industries (Annex III), this is a sector with immense possibilities for foreign investment 100% foreign equity is permissible in the sector and automatic approvals are also granted by the Reserve Bank of India for foreign equity upto 51% and subject to specified parameters. |
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http://www.indiaprofile.com/policy/pol09.htm
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| | Export & Import - Exim Policy- Industrial Policy, India Finance & Investment Guide |
| | Policy Resolution of 1956 and the Statement on Industrial Policy of 1991 provide the basic framework for the overall industrial policy of the Government in regard to the manufacturing industries. | | | The industrial policy announced on 24th July, 1991 substantially dispensed with industrial licensing, announced measures facilitating foreign investment and technology transfers, and threw open the areas hitherto reserved for the public sector. | | | The requirement of obtaining an industrial license for manufacturing activity is limited to: |
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http://finance.indiamart.com/exports_imports/industrial_policy
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| | Industrial Policy, by Richard B. McKenzie: The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics: Library of Economics and Liberty |
| | National industrial policy is a rubric for a broad range of proposed economic reforms that emerged as a unified political program in the early eighties. | | | Many U.S. firms are gradually being destroyed by their own misguided internal policies, by their pursuit of short-term profits, and by foreign competitors that are more successful primarily because of the national industrial policies adopted by their governments. | | | While acknowledging that his proposed industrial policies would create "a socialized sector of the economy," Thurow maintained that "major investment decisions have become too important to be left to the private market alone.... |
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http://www.econlib.org/library/Enc/IndustrialPolicy.html
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| | UNI : Fostering structural change: an industrial policy for an enlarged Europe - IBITS position |
| | The third type of action in the new approach to industrial policy is the development of a sectoral dimension, which will be tailor-made for the needs of each specific sector. | | | The introduction of, and the importance given to, the sectoral dimension of industrial policy. | | | Potential indicators for deindustrialisation are presented, including: the long-term decline of the industrial sector as share of the economy, enduring skills gaps, the increasing trends towards offshore outsourcing and consequent EU job losses. |
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http://www.union-network.org/uniibits.nsf/0/A16B06D7A4A90EE5C1256ED3002908A5?OpenDocument
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| | EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT FACT SHEETS 4.7.1. General principles of EU industrial policy |
| | An industrial policy may be construed as the overall application to industry or to certain sectors of industry of all the general Treaty provisions with a view to accelerating the process of resource allocation among and within the various sectors. | | | This policy should be based on a mix between incentives to encourage investments, loans or direct financial aid to help old industries modernise and the use of venture capital. | | | The Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy is responsible for this area and has examined numerous reports of both a legislative and non-legislative nature. |
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http://www.europarl.eu.int/factsheets/4_7_1_en.htm
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| | Industrial Policy |
| | If the industrial undertaking is set up elsewhere in the country, accelerated depreciation is allowed at the rate of 80% in the first year and 20% in the second year. | | | The industrial sector of Bangladesh will be competitive in the liberalized internal market as well as in the external market. | | | Such allowance is available at the rate of 100% of the cost of the machinery or plant if the industrial undertaking is set up in the areas falling within the cities of Dhaka, Narayangonj, Chittagong and Khulna and areas within a radius of ten miles from the municipal limits of those cities. |
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http://epb.gov.bd/industrial_policy.htm
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| | Laos - Industrial Policy |
| | The organization of the industrial sector prior to 1986 was centered on the state. | | | In the early 1980s, a slow increase in the number of private enterprises began, reflecting both the government's newly relaxed policy on the private sector and the private sector's greater efficiency and profitability compared to that of the state sector. | | | The government reported at the Fifth Party Congress in 1991 that its "disengagement" policy was succeeding; two-thirds of the approximately 600 state-owned enterprises have been either partially privatized or leased to domestic or foreign parties. |
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http://countrystudies.us/laos/81.htm
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| | Jharkhand : Governance |
| | The Industrial Units will be provided feasibility study - project report cost reimbursement subsidy @ 50% of the cost incurred in preparation of such report subject to a ceiling of Rs. | | | 32.1.1 The policy of the State Government is to ensure that State Government departments and various agencies under its control purchase their requirement of store items from industries located within the State. | | | The objective of providing this subsidy is to bring down interest cost of industry for the period an industry is most hard pressed This subsidy is aimed to encourage industry to continuous growth rather than stagnate and contribute its share of prosperity to the state. |
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http://jharkhand.nic.in/governance/indpolicy.htm
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| | Industrial Policy |
| | Industrial sickness causes unemployment, non-payment of State and Central Government dues, blocking of institutional finance and non-utilisation of productive assets. | | | Gujarat Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (GBIFR): Means the board appointed by the State Government for the implementation of this scheme. | | | Applicability of the Scheme: The Scheme shall be applicable only to Small Scale industrial units/ancillary units in the manufacturing sector whose total investment in plant and machinery exceeds Rs. |
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http://www.gujaratindia.com/Policies/policy3.htm
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| | officialwebsite of kerala.gov.in |
| | Educational and research institutions of international standards related to business/ industry may be provided land in industrial parks/growth centers at concessional rates. Lands outside these may be acquired by the government for them at their cost. | | | It is hoped that the industrial policy, along with the other measures to be simultaneously implemented by the various departments of the Kerala Government, would change the negative perceptions about the State. | | | At the micro level, effective interventions by expert task forces at the district level shall be made to avoid impending sickness in identified industrial units and to advise the Government to take policy and fiscal initiatives at the macro level, which would avoid the propensity/ endemicity of certain sectors for sickness. |
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http://www.kerala.gov.in/annualprofile/ind.htm
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| | Govt asked to address major issues first: Industrial policy -DAWN - Business; 11 September, 2004 |
| | The government machinery involved in the preparation of the new policy claimed that the policy would provide a roadmap for industrialization in the country and help develop local and technical manpower resources through skill upgradation to meet challenges of the WTO regime. | | | KARACHI, Sept 10: As the government is in the process of preparing a draft for Industrial Policy 2005-2015 -- many stakeholders think that a lot of issues need to be addressed before its announcement in order to achieve goals and objectives and to meet future challenges of the WTO. | | | He said at present the exporters and manufacturers were battling with many domestic issues like rising cost of doing business, sales tax and income tax refunds problems, higher utility charges, etc., at a time when the quota-free environment was due to get underway. |
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http://www.dawn.com/2004/09/11/ebr6.htm
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| | News Release: "Asian Model" Of Industrial Policy Unlikely To Drive Growth In Other Developing Countries |
| | Indeed, it appears that the impact of public policy during the heyday of Japanese industrial policy was on balance a tax on industrial output rather than a subsidy. | | | The current banking problems, with expected net clean-up costs amounting to more than 10 percent of GDP in all three countries, cannot be blamed on selective intervention policies but the industrial policy legacy clearly contributed to their financial sector difficulties. | | | To this end it is quite clear that they pursued a variety of selective intervention policies including direct subsidies, indirect subsidies through public-sector financial institutions, tax breaks, subsidization of research and development, international trade and investment protection, and lax competition policies. |
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http://www.iie.com/publications/newsreleases/noland-pack.htm
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| | BIS Economic Papers - The implementation of monetary policy in industrial countries: a survey |
| | In particular, since the 1980s to varying degrees central banks in industrial countries have sharpened the focus on interest rates as operating objectives, shortened the maturity of interest rates serving as the fulcrum of policy, strengthened the market orientation of policy implementation, increased the flexibility of liquidity management and improved the transparency of policy signals. | | | Moreover, the way in which policy is implemented can have significant implications for the organisation and functioning of money and even capital markets as well as for asset price volatility. | | | In recent years monetary policy operating procedures have continued to evolve in the light of changes in the structure and workings of financial markets as well as in the broader economic and political environment. |
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http://www.bis.org/publ/econ47.htm
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| | Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS) |
| | IPS is the apex economic policy research institute in Sri Lanka, recognized as a regional centre of excellence offering an authoritative and independent voice on economic policy analysis. | | | The report provides a rigorous assessment of Sri Lanka's economic performance in light of policy developments in both the domestic and external environment. | | | The report also highlights emerging socio-economic issues in key areas of medium-term policy relevance for the country. |
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http://www.ips.lk
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| | Industrial Development Policy Discussion Papers |
| | Discussion Paper 3: Deregulation of industrial development: the multilateral agreement on investment and the need for regulated corporate accountability. | | | Discussion Paper 20: The development of local economies and the possible impact of public policy: a methodology for case studies. | | | "Deregulation of industrial development: the multilateral framework on investment and the need for regulated corporate accountability", Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, 13(2), pp.197-218. |
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http://www.linstitute.org/papers
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| | EU plans more efficient industrial policy |
| | Part of the plans, including drafting new intellectual property rights, fighting piracy of goods, and deregulation of such sectors as chemicals registration, are already in the works. | | | Instead, they would represent a new commitment to cut red-tape, boost research and education, improve market access and restructure industry to be more flexible. | | | Verheugen said the EU executive could not prevent companies from cutting jobs, but could help in encouraging industry to deal positively with economic downturns. |
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http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D8D1SO1O0.htm
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| | OUP: European Industrial Policy: Foreman-Peck |
| | The chapters in this book take a broad view of industrial policy, including those policies that establish the `framework', such as competition law, as well as sector for firm specific policies. | | | Although there are often strong political barriers blocking implementation of appropriate industrial policies, they will be even more necessary under monetary union. | | | The specification in this catalogue, including without limitation price, format, extent, number of illustrations, and month of publication, was as accurate as possible at the time the catalogue was compiled. |
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http://www.oup.co.uk/isbn/0-19-828998-7
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| | T I P S - H o m e - Trade and Industrial Policy Strategies: Welcome |
| | IPP is being challenged at the Competition Tribunal, and the Department of Trade and Industry is currently negotiating with various firms to limit its use. | | | TIPS is an independent non-profit research institution that is committed to assist government and civil society make informed policy choices, specifically in the areas of trade, industrial and regulation policy. | | | The TIPS Forum, now in its ninth year, is an annual event bringing together members of the research, academic and policy communities to discuss economic policy issues of South African and regional interest. |
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http://www.tips.org.za
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| | Centre for Industrial Policy and Performance: Home Page Centre for Industrial Policy and Performance: About the Centre |
| | The Centre for Industrial Policy and Performance (CIPP) was established at the University of Leeds in 1991 as a collaborative project between the School of Business and Economic Studies, the Department of Politics and the Department of Adult and Continuing Education. | | | A multi-disciplinary research programme was set up to investigate the local, national and international influences and constraints on industrial performance and the changing role and impacts of public policy. | | | Centre for Industrial Policy and Performance: Home Page Centre for Industrial Policy and Performance: About the Centre |
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http://www.leeds.ac.uk/cipp/cipp.htm
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| | Gujarat - Condusive Policies for Sustained Growth |
| | Monitoring Committee under the Chairmanship of Hon'ble Minister of State for Industry | | | PHASE-II Laying down Sectoral Roadmap : To strengthen existing manufacturing sectors, Development Councils will be constituted to prepare strategic blue prints for growth over next 15-20 years. | | | Promotion of investment from NRIs and Foreign Direct Investment |
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http://www.gujaratindustry.gov.in/ind-pol.html
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| | Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion |
| | Implementation of the approval for Foreign Direct Investment involving FDI of Rs. | | | Invitation of Proposals under UNIDO Industrial Development Fund | | | Information provided by Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion |
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http://dipp.nic.in
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| | Industrial Policy |
| | The policy basically aims at ensuring all-round and sustainable growth of industry in the State, particularly in view of the challenges posed in the second phase of economic reforms. | | | Maharashtra is the premier industrial State in India and with a view to continue its legacy, we have great pleasure to announce and present Industrial Policy of Maharashtra 2001. |
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http://www.maharashtra.gov.in/english/indPolicy/index.php
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| | EUROPA - Activities of the European Union - Enterprise |
| | EU enterprise policy plays its part by fostering innovation, entrepreneurship and competitiveness in manufacturing and services. | | | Enterprise policy and the different sectors of production | | | While modern and often successful, European business and industry cannot afford to rest on their laurels. |
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http://europa.eu.int/pol/enter/index_en.htm
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| | Reflections on Irish Industrial Policy towards Foreign Direct Investment (SMEALSearch) - Pal,Rangaswamy,Giles,Debnath |
| | Irish policy towards foreign direct investment has evolved since the 1950s as a strategy driven primarily by the use of fiscal incentives to enhance the profitability of locating in Ireland, with grants as required to achieve a particular bargaining advantage in competing against alternative international locations. | | | Our empirical analysis of European firms in Ireland suggests that the investment incentives offered appear to have led to significant gross job gains in the targeted high-tech sectors, as proxied here by the Metals and Engineering and Chemicals sectors. | | | Reflections on Irish Industrial Policy towards Foreign Direct Investment |
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http://smealsearch.psu.edu/82396.html
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| | Bulletin EU 10-1998 (en): 1.2.63 |
| | The Committee notes that, if the trend continues, the steel industry will be faced with a negative balance of 4 million tonnes, representing a loss of tonnage of some 14 million tonnes compared with the positive balance for 1997, and inevitably affecting employment. | | | It also asks the Commission to urge the US administration to ensure that any action taken is appropriate, measured and targeted to avoid further jeopardising the position of European exporters. |
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http://europe.eu.int/abc/doc/off/bull/en/9810/p102063.htm
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| | Policy Analysis Archive |
| | Public and Private Rule Making in Securities Markets, by Paul G. Mahoney, (November 13, 2003) | | | Reforming the Federal Tax Policy Process, by David R. Burton, (December 17, 2002) | | | The Failures of Taxpayer Financing of Presidential Campaigns, by John Samples, (November 25, 2003) |
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http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/policyanalysis.html
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| | L'institute - The Institute for Industrial Development Policy - Istituto di Politica per lo Sviluppo Industriale |
| | The Institute for Industrial Development Policy is a focal point for pursuing research and providing learning opportunities in public policy and industrial development. | | | The intention is to highlight crucial issues for ensuring economic prosperity; to provide a forum for these issues to be studied, discussed and understood; and thereby to contribute to the catalysing of future success in localities, regions and nations. | | | L'institute - Ferrara Graduate School in Industrial Development Policy |
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http://www.linstitute.org
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| | Techstreet -Technical Information Superstore |
| | The easiest and most convenient source to search, order, and download industry standards. | | | We would be lost without your help." -- D. Hilgart |
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http://www.techstreet.com
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| | Defence Industrial Policy |
| | A review of defence industrial policy as conducted by the Government. | | | If you don't have the software to read pdf documents then download FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader software. | | | MOD Home Page / Defence Issues / Industry / Defence Industrial Policy |
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http://www.mod.uk/issues/industrial_policy.htm
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| | Indutrial Policy |
| | [HOME] [COUNTRY] [ ECONOMY] [INVESTMENT] [EXPORT POLICY] [IMPORT POLICY] [INDUSTRIAL POLICY] |
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