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Mathew J Betz1984

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Appropriate technology : choice and development

Mathew J Betz · Patrick J. McGowan · Rolf T. Wigand

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Innovation and Socioeconomic Development Biotechnology and Related Fields Economic Development and Digital Transformation

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Examines the nature of appropriate technology and analyzes the role of technology in the economic development of Third World countries.

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Published1984-01-01

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