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|a Ch. 1. Introduction and Summary: Skills Upgrading and Innovation Policies -- Ch. 2. The Gaps That Matter Most -- Ch. 3. How Technology and Skills Interact: The Evidence for Latin America and the Caribbean -- Ch. 4. Closing the Skills Gap: Education Policies -- Ch. 5. Closing the Skills Gap: Training Policies -- Ch. 6. Technological Transitions and Elements of Technology Policy -- Ch. 7. Networks and National Innovation Systems.
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