OECD, OECD, 2015년 발간
| 대분류 | 키워드 | Time Horizon | Quality | Territorial Scope |
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| Economics | production, convergence, manufacturing | 없음 | Highly Recommand | Global |
Major science and technology-driven changes in production of goods and services are occurring now.
Others – possibly more significant still - are on the horizon. Information and communication
technologies (ICTs) such as the ‘Internet of Things’, 3D printing, industrial biotechnology and
nanotechnology have the potential to dramatically change the outlook of production in the next 10 to
15 years. This may support a new industrial revolution. The convergence between the different
technologies is particularly likely to distinguish this revolution from ‘normal’ technological advances
and is therefore expected to result in disruptive changes.
Executive summary 3
Production today
Is OECD manufacturing in decline? 4
The changing characteristics of OECD production 5
OECD production is about manufacturing and services 6
Denmark in global production 6
The Next Production Revolution
Megatrends will change future production 8
Towards advanced production: technologies that may revolutionise future production 10
Convergence between technologies will lead to disruptive changes 15
Key characteristics of future production 16
Policy issues and challenges
A renewed interest for production in OECD economies 19
Production and sustainable economic growth 20
Production, employment and inequality 20
Is policy ready for the next production revolution? 21
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