Rise and fall of the wealth of nations

By:

"Yenal, Oktay"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Rajiv Gandhi Foundation; 1994Description: 22DDC classification:

330973 YEN

Summary: Recent decades have witnessed a narrowing of the real income gap between the advanced countries and some less developed countries. East Asia is booming and many industrialised countries are almost stagnating. How can we account for such a major shift in global economic development? As India embarks in its economic reforms and restructuring and casts its eyes on the great changes in the Asia-pacific.

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Recent decades have witnessed a narrowing of the real income gap between the advanced countries and some less developed countries. East Asia is booming and many industrialised countries are almost stagnating. How can we account for such a major shift in global economic development? As India embarks in its economic reforms and restructuring and casts its eyes on the great changes in the Asia-pacific.

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