Abstract This chapter presents a detailed comparative account of the role played by industrial policies — including innovation and technology policies, education and skill formation policies, trade policies, targeted industrial support measures, sectoral competitiveness policies, and competition-regulation policies — in spurring development and growth in developing countries in the last fifty years. It illustrates their different effectiveness, highlighting the importance of the varying combinations of policy measures and of the details of their implementation.
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