Techno-nationalism
Techno-nationalism: this has two main meanings. First, it is the idea that technological advances are useful only if they are achieved through domestic efforts even if they already exist elsewhere. These advances are normally achieved at much greater cost than if the technology was imported commercially. The results are often inferior. Reasons for this type of techno- nationalism include a shortage of foreign exchange, the need to nurture national self-esteem, defence considerations and the "not-made-here" syndrome. Second, it also refers to policies aimed at keeping technological advances within the originating country in the hope that this will lead to a competitive advantage. See also autarky, comparative advantage, self-reliance and self-sufficiency.
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