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The studies in this book cover a wide range of major issues in development economics. In the first part general problems of concept, method, analysis, historical experience, and policy are examined. The topics include a systematic analysis of the notions of the vicious circle of poverty and the widening gap; fundamental examination of comprehensive planning and foreign aid as instruments for the development of poor countries; a discussion of Marxist-Leninist prescriptions on development policy; a critique of the ideas of UNCTAD; and an assessment of the role of economics inthe study of…
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3 editions- Other · English · 1976Harvard University Press · 320 pages · 9780674212824
- Other · English · 1971Weldenfeld & Nicholson · 550 pages · 9780674212817
- Other · English · 1971Weidenfeld and Nicolson · 550 pages · 9780297002826
Economic conditionsEconomic developmentDeveloping countries