Abstract
The economie conditions for OECD countries have substantially changed since the 60's. Four main transformations are isolated : price increases of energy, low growth scenarios, competition from the NIC's which however are also new markets, the technological revolution in electronics. The evolution of industrial structures, in various countries, does ref lect their adaptations to those new conditions. While, in many respects, future prospects appear to be very incertain, one dominant orientation seems to corne out : the ability of OECD countries to master the new technologies will be conditioning their capacity to faster industrial growth on a renewed basis.
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