Chapter 4 Technology and Inequalities - ESCAP
The economic growth trajectories of the more advanced economies (including China, Japan and the Republic of Korea) have been sustained by technological capabilities.11 Accelerating economic growth in the LDCs and countries with special needs is key to reducing income inequalities in the region, but most of these nations are hampered
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