Working for the future: technology and employment in the global knowledge economy Peter Sheehan and Greg Tegart.

By:

Peter Sheehan [Editor]

Contributor(s):

Greg Tegart [Editors]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Melbourne "Victoria University Press for the Centre for Strategic Economic Studies," 1998Description: 388 Pages illustrations 23 cmISBN:

9781862725157

Subject(s):

"Work--Forecasting, Employment forecasting, Employment forecasting--Australia, Information technology--Economic aspects, Information technology--Economic aspects--Australia."

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Summary: "Revolutions in information and telecommunications technologies and worldwide processes of deregulation have been the key driving forces behind the emergence of the global knowledge economy. In 1995, the Council of the Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering in Melbourne, Australia decided to undertake a study to investigate ways of providing a better knowledge basis for developing Australia's overall response to the global knowledge economy."

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"Revolutions in information and telecommunications technologies and worldwide processes of deregulation have been the key driving forces behind the emergence of the global knowledge economy. In 1995, the Council of the Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering in Melbourne, Australia decided to undertake a study to investigate ways of providing a better knowledge basis for developing Australia's overall response to the global knowledge economy."

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