Policies for development

By:

Dell, Sidney (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Macmillan Press; 1988Description: 254 pISBN:

9.78033E+12

Subject(s):

Developing countries - Economic conditions

DDC classification:

330.91724 POL

Summary: A collection of essays by a number of internationally known economists, this book is essential reading for those interested in development policy in the Third World. It provides new insights on a number of long standing controversies about development policy in such fields as external constraints, import substitution, the debt problem, direct foreign investment, counter-trade, IMF conditionality and the impact of currency devaluation.

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A collection of essays by a number of internationally known economists, this book is essential reading for those interested in development policy in the Third World. It provides new insights on a number of long standing controversies about development policy in such fields as external constraints, import substitution, the debt problem, direct foreign investment, counter-trade, IMF conditionality and the impact of currency devaluation.

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