What lessons from the NICs? the industrialisation process of Brazil, Mexico, the Republic of Korea and Singapore

Gijsbert van Liemt

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper comparing economic and industrial growth in four newly industrializing countries, Brazil, Korea R, Mexico and Singapore, 1960-1980 - discusses industrialization policy, trade policy, public investment and credit policy; considers the role of entrepreneurs, public enterprises, private enterprises and foreign enterprises; outlines the benefits including employment creation, wage increases and income distribution.

Keywords: economic growth; industrial growth; industrialization policy; trade policy.; public investment; credit policy.; entrepreneur.; public enterprise; private enterprise; foreign enterprise.; employment creation; wage increase; income distribution; statistical table; croissance économique; croissance industrielle; politique d'industrialisation; politique du commerce international; investissement public; politique du crédit; entrepreneur; entreprise publique; entreprise privée; entreprise étrangère; création d'emploi; augmentation de salaire; répartition du revenu; tableau statistique; crecimiento económico; crecimiento industrial; política de industrialización; política de comercio internacional; inversiones públicas; política crediticia; empresario; empresa pública; empresa privada; empresa extranjera; creación de empleos; aumento salarial; distribución del ingreso; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 241 P. pages
Date: 1985
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Published in World Employment Programme research working paper. WEP 2-36, International Division of Labour Programme

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