Development Economics and Policy

Edited by David Sapsford and John-ren Chen

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Date: 1998
ISBN: 978-1-349-26769-9
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction and Overview

David Sapsford and John-ren Chen

Ch 2 The Influence of Trade on Economic Development

Alec Cairncross

Ch 3 The Prebisch-Singer Terms of Trade Hypothesis: Some (Very) New Evidence

David Sapsford and John-ren Chen

Ch 4 Prebisch and Singer Effects on the Terms of Trade between Primary Producers and Manufacturers

Harry Bloch and David Sapsford

Ch 5 The Prebisch-Singer Hypothesis Revisited

Alfred Maizels, Theodosios B. Palaskas and Trevor Crowe

Ch 6 A Contribution to Empirical Research on the Prebisch-Singer Thesis

John-ren Chen and Herbert Stocker

Ch 7 Trade Orientation and Economic Development: Theory and Evidence

David Greenaway and Wyn Morgan

Ch 8 The Strategic Use of Trade Policies for Development: Some General Equilibrium Issues

Andrew McKay and Chris Milner

Ch 9 Liberalization, Privatization and the Pace of Economic Development in Taiwan

John-ren Chen

Ch 10 Redistribution without Growth

Richard Jolly

Ch 11 Distributional Inequity in International Comparative Perspective: Causes and Consequences

Kwan S. Kim

Ch 12 Food Aid, North-South Trade, and the Prebisch-Singer Thesis

Kunibert Raffer

Ch 13 Endogenous Technical Progress and North-South Terms of Trade: Modelling the Ideas of Prebisch and Singer on the Lines of Kalecki-Kaldor

Prabirjit Sarkar

Ch 14 Direct Foreign Investment and North-South Trade: Uneven Development or Convergent Growth?

Amitava Dutt

Ch 15 The Distribution of Gains between Investing and Borrowing Countries Revisited: The Case of India’s Computer Software Sector

V. N. Balasubramanyam and Ahalya Balasubramanyam

Ch 16 A Prebisch-Singer Growth Model and the Debt Crises

Thomas Ziesemer

Ch 17 Uncertainty in a Model of Small Agriculture in Peru: Some Preliminary Results

Hans Jürgen Jaksch

Ch 18 The Interest Cost of a Buffer Stock is Not a Social Cost

John Spraos

Ch 19 Supra-National Compensation Schemes for Temporary Export Losses: A Critique

John Toye

Ch 20 The World Bank, ‘Global Keynesianism’ and the Distribution of the Gains from Growth

Paul Mosley

Ch 21 An Economic and Social Security Council at the United Nations

Frances Stewart and Sam Daws

Ch 22 The IMF as International Lender of Last Resort? A Reappraisal After the ‘Tequila Effect’

Nicholas Snowden

Ch 23 The World Food Programme: Linking Relief and Development

D. J. Shaw

Ch 24 Employment and Development

Samir Radwan

Ch 25 Reaching the Poor: Prospects and Constraints

Sartaj Aziz

Ch 26 The Role of the International Agencies: An Assessment

Jon Wilmshurst

Ch 27 Joseph A. Schumpeter: The Man and the Economist

Wolfgang F. Stolper

Ch 28 Modern Relevance of Keynesianism in the Study of Development

Hans W. Singer

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