text: a market supplied by a foreign su~sldlary l) Acquisition of brand names to cap­ ture a greater share of the •arket 4) Rapid launching on to the •arket of a product which was beginning to be be 11anufactured by two foreign sub• stdlarles 5) To lessen costs and time needed for l"ocal develop11ent \ Prod•ct for which agre ... •t drawn CeMnt aad fired cera11tcs Suspended glass Glass fJbre Plastic products used In doors and windows Wires and cables for. reinforced qoncre~e 'Mechanical stairs Nu11ber of agreeunts 9 ' ' 2 t ...... \1\ 2650 A!fslstance for products hveloped tiefore the agree•ent 1) Acquisition of patents (not ob•tru­ ctfve) (no concrete reasons given) '2) Acquisition of brand no••• and patents 3) Purchase of o patented process to reduce manufacturing costs ll•e Electrical switches · Galvanized materials Sources Sworn declarations studied at the National Register of Licence and Technology Transfer Contracts, and own research 2 4 BIBLIOGRAPHY Aranjo David (1972), Tecnologla y Dependencla, Seminar ~• Transfer and Innovation of Science and Technology, lnstltuto de lntegraclon Cultural, Colombia. Arrow K. Doing. (1962), On the Economic lmpiJcatlons of Review of Economic Studies, June. learning by Cooper Charles and F. Chesnals (1970), La Clencla Y Tecnologla en Ia lntegraclon Politico y Economlca. 0. Sunkel (ed), Ed. Unlversltarla, Santiago de Chile. Dlaz Pedro Leon (1971}, Anallsls Comparatlvo de los Contratos de Tecnologla en el Pacto Andino, mlmeo, Lima. Fajnzylber Fernando (1972), La Empresa Jnternaclonal en Ia lndus­ trlaltzaclon de America Latina, In Stanzlck and Godoy (ed), lnverstones Extranjeras y Transferencla de Tecnologia en America Latina, lldls Flacso, Santiago, Chile. Freeman Christopher (1975) La Teorla Economlca de Ia lnnovaclon Industrial. Allanza Edltores. Espana. Garcia Antonio (1974} Desarrollo Industrial Latlnoamericano. series of lectures Tn El Trlmestre Economlco No.12, Mexico. Hatty Carrere Maximo (1970), Producclon, Transferencla y Adap­
analysis: The text appears to be a study on technology transfer and innovation, specifically focusing on the acquisition of brand names, patents, and processes to reduce manufacturing costs. It also mentions the rapid launching of products and the development of new products. The text does not seem to be related to natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. It is likely related to the field of economics, as it discusses the economic implications of technology transfer and innovation.