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Technological Transfer Through Service Exports: The Case of Singapore's Port and Health Care Services
His M.Phil thesis, examining how Singapore's port and health care services drove technology transfer through service exports.
Dr. Jayarethanam Pillai, AI Economist & Founder
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Type
Master's thesis
Publisher
The Australian National University
Year
2002
"Technological Transfer Through Service Exports: The Case of Singapore's Port and Health Care Services" is Jayarethanam Pillai's Master of Philosophy thesis, submitted to the Australian National University in 2002, examining service exports from Singapore's port and health care sectors as a channel for technological transfer.
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