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082			_a330.1 SCH V.6
100			_a"Scholars, Dutch"
245		0	_aSelected studies in donesian economics on Indonesia; Concept of dualism in theory and policy
260			_aAmsterdam
260			_bThe Royal Tropical Institude
260			_c1961
300			_a443p.
520			_aThe primary object of this paper is to present a methodological study which is concerned with how to clarify and evaluate the characteristics of that social and economic structure which is called “dual economy” in today's developing countries. It attempts a critical review of the concepts developed by J. H. Boeke, J. van Gelderen, J. S. Furnivall, H. Frankel, H. Myint, G. Myrdal and C. Geertz, among those who have taken the view of “social dualism.” It concludes that the concept of a dual economy should be perceived in terms of “colonial social dualism” as a system; and that it is solely from this point of view that the nature and direction of economic development in the context of economic nationalism in developing countries can adequately be explained.
650			_aEconomics
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