search query: @indexterm MICROELECTRONICS INDUSTRY / total: 93
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Microelectronics and policy: who's running the revolution?
International Journal of Social Economics
1980 : VOL. 7:1, p. 47-54
 1980 Moseley, R.
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Developments in microelectronics technology and the economics of the semiconductor industry.
International Journal of Social Economics
1980 : VOL. 7:1, p. 13-23
 1980 Monk, J.
84.
Business education for the future.
International Labour Review
1980 : JAN-FEB, VOL. 119:1, p. 115-127
 1980 Schramm, J.
85.
Microelectronics - a new industrial revolution? Automation - economics - employment.
Tekniikka
1979 : VOL. 69:8, p. 10-14
 1979 Rosenbrock, H.H.
86.
Texas Instruments wrestles with the consumer market. !Texas Instruments Inc.
Fortune
1979 : DEC 3, VOL. 100:11, p. 50-57
 1979 Uttal, B.
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Microelectronics investment becomes a political issue in Europe.
Multinational Business
1979 : 3, p. 41-43
 1979
88.
The solid state linquist makes its debut.
Fortune
1979 : OCT 8, VOL. 100:7, p. 170-174
 1979 Quirt, J.
89.
Where is microelectronics taking us?
Personnel Management
1979 : SEP, VOL. 11:9, p. 40-42
 1979 Curnow, R.
90.
The need to succeed.
Journal of General Management
1979 : SPRING, VOL. 4:3, p. 74-83
 1979 MacDonald, S.
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Chips with everything - how new technology affects you.
Personnel Management
1979 : JUN, VOL. 11:6, p. 32-36
 1979 Cockcroft, D.
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