Absorption and Appropriation in Emerging Markets

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Description

This lecture explores the concepts of absorption and appropriation in emerging markets, focusing on the adoption, adaptation, and dissemination of new technologies. It discusses the impact of atmospheric pressure on weather apps, the diffusion of technologies in economies, and the importance of technological progress for economic growth. The presentation delves into the challenges and opportunities faced by emerging economies in leveraging foreign technologies, pushing the boundaries of innovation, and fostering a conducive environment for technological advancement.

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