Organizational Dualism and Economic Development

H. Myint

Asian Development Review (ADR), 1985, vol. 03, issue 01, 24-42

Abstract: Dualism may be characterized by the coexistence of a “modern†sector and a “traditional†sector within the framework of the same economic system. While remnants of dualism may survive even in the most advanced industrial economies, it is pre-eminently a phenomenon of underdeveloped economies…

Date: 1985
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