Who Should Control Technology Transfer for Trade and Economic Growth Global Economic Integration and Industrial Policy in Emerging Asia

Who Should Control Technology Transfer for Trade and Economic Growth Global Economic Integration and Industrial Policy in Emerging Asia

WTO Public Forum Session 93 on Who Should Control Technology Transfer for Trade and Economic Growth Global Economic Integration and Industrial Policy in Emerging Asia Organized by Institute of Developing Economies (IDE-JETRO), Japan Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA), Indonesia Prepared by Yasushi Ueki, IDE-JETRO 4 October 2018 Room S1 14:00-15:30 WTO Public Forum, Geneva Motivations • Technology transfer – Market-based vs. Forced technology transfer • Technology choice – Technology neutrality vs. Technological discrimination • Industrial upgrading – Step-by-step approach vs. Leap-frog approach to industrial upgrading Joint Statement on Trilateral Meeting of the Trade Ministers of the US, Japan, and the EU (on 25 September 2018) Statement on Concerns with Forced Technology Transfer Policies and Practices of Third Countries The Ministers recalled their shared view that no country should require or pressure technology transfer from foreign companies to domestic companies, including, for example, through the use of joint venture requirements, foreign equity limitations, administrative review and licensing processes, or other means. The Ministers found such practices to be deplorable. ……..(Cited only the first paragraph) Questions • Which approach is beneficial for developing countries and sustainable trade? • What challenges will industrial policy approach to foreign technological investment cause to today’s multilateral trading system? – Will East Asian economic integration initiatives complement multilateral trading system to promote technology transfer? Speakers Fukunari Kimura Ram Upendra Das Chawalit Jeenanunta Tomohiro Machikita Chief Economist, Head and Professor Associate Professor, Research Fellow, ERIA, Indonesia Centre for Regional Trade, Sirindhorn International Development Studies Professor, Centre for Research on Institute of Technology, Center, IDE-JETRO, Faculty of Economics, International Trade, Thammasat University, Japan Keio University, Japan Ministry of Commerce Thailand and Industry India .

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