Dynamic Efficiencies of Industrialization in LDCs: Some Empirical Tests

M. Shahid Alam ()

Working Papers from Queen's University, Department of Economics

Abstract: The development literature has long argued that industrialization generates dynamic efficiencies which result in cost-reduction and acceleration in savings or investment. This paper presents results which suggest that the level of industrial activity, as well as the growth rate, contribute to substantial overall economy-wide gains in productivity.

Date: 1985

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