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Domestic and foreign private capital responded to this demand by investing in the domestic manufacture of these goods . The requisite backward linkages were to a large extent already available in the domestic capital and intermediate ...
Domestic and foreign private capital responded to this demand by investing in the domestic manufacture of these goods . The requisite backward linkages were to a large extent already available in the domestic capital and intermediate ...
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I ndian innovations have as their starting point the technology being used for domestic manufacture . Almost all of this technology was imported from the advanced capitalist countries till the early 1960s .
I ndian innovations have as their starting point the technology being used for domestic manufacture . Almost all of this technology was imported from the advanced capitalist countries till the early 1960s .
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The manufacture of silicon chips or wafers for microprocessors requires the preparation of 99.99 9999 % pure silicon , followed by mask making ( oxidation and etching ) and wafer - fabrication ( diffusion ) .
The manufacture of silicon chips or wafers for microprocessors requires the preparation of 99.99 9999 % pure silicon , followed by mask making ( oxidation and etching ) and wafer - fabrication ( diffusion ) .
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