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development gap

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development gap
The time period between the development of products and processes with commercial potential in academia and basic research, and their use by industry in the form of licensing agreements, spin-off companies, and products in the marketplace


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There is little evidence, however, that the launch of the proposed cooperation projects was sufficiently focused to bridge the huge development gap in the region; especially the average annual income per capita of $26,000 in the north, compared to a paltry $7,000 in the south.
Hew recognizes the difficulties and he reminds both his readers and public officials that "deeper economic integration has to be accompanied by technical and development cooperation to address the development gap among member countries" (217).
The large ethylene project constructed in Wuhan, Hubei province will improve the distribution of the ethylene industry in China, satisfy the market demand of petrochemical products in the central region, strengthen the safety of the petrochemical industry, narrow the regional development gap and promote the growth of the central region.
 
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