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EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH * By Goh Keng Swee I What causes fast economic growth ? It is my contention that Dr. Li Kuo - ting , in whose honour this address is delivered , understood this subject better than others , though he was a ...
EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH * By Goh Keng Swee I What causes fast economic growth ? It is my contention that Dr. Li Kuo - ting , in whose honour this address is delivered , understood this subject better than others , though he was a ...
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Those countries which have achieved the fastest rate of growth are those whose people have most effectively applied the scientific knowledge they acquired in schools and universities to the production of goods and services .
Those countries which have achieved the fastest rate of growth are those whose people have most effectively applied the scientific knowledge they acquired in schools and universities to the production of goods and services .
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It is generally accepted that the spread of knowledge has a favourable effect on economic growth ; but spreading knowledge has never been hailed as the crucial means of fostering growth in developing countries .
It is generally accepted that the spread of knowledge has a favourable effect on economic growth ; but spreading knowledge has never been hailed as the crucial means of fostering growth in developing countries .
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| Title | Sino-American Relations, Volume 21 |
| Contributors | Zhongguo wen hua xue yuan. Institute of Sino-American relations, Zhongguo wen hua da xue, Zhonghua xue shu yuan |
| Publisher | Institute of Sino-American Relations, College of Chinese Culture, 1995 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Jul 2007 |
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