Political economy of independent Malaya; Case - study in development/edited by T.H. Silcock and E.K. Fisk

By:

T.H. Silcock (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Angus and Robertson; 1963Description: 306pISBN:

801823870

Subject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

330.95951 Pol

Summary: This book has its origin in s research seminar on economic development of Malaya since independence, conducted during 1962 in the Research School of Pacific Studies at The Australian National University. The Book fairly reflects the content of the seminar which had the dual purpose of studying problems of economic development and of examining the case of Malaya in particular.

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This book has its origin in s research seminar on economic development of Malaya since independence, conducted during 1962 in the Research School of Pacific Studies at The Australian National University. The Book fairly reflects the content of the seminar which had the dual purpose of studying problems of economic development and of examining the case of Malaya in particular.

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