Titlebook: Consumption and Development; Jeffrey James Book 1993 Jeffrey James 1993 consumption.development.economics.macroeconomics

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New Products: A Discussion of the Welfare Effects of the Introduction of New Products in Developing ustrialized countries have transformed consumption and production patterns, culture and society. The significance of new products is widely recognized at a popular level and forms a central part of much informal discussion: ‘good’ products (vaccination, new seeds) are contrasted with the notoriously

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Galbraith Revisited: Advertising in Non-Affluent Societiessing in the specifically less-developed country (LDC) context. Our view is that . sides in the DC debate have tended to presume that there is no ‘problem’ of advertising in LDCs. On the one hand, for those who hold that advertising is not a problem in DCs it is natural to assume by extension no such

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The Developed-Country Impact on Product Standards in the Third Worldse standards — almost all of which are imposed for goods endangering the health and safety of consumers — should also be adopted by the developing countries. In both groups of countries, for example, there is legislation prohibiting the marketing of drugs which are not approved in the United States.

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The Sources of Frustration and Disappointment with the Introduction of New Products in Developing Coproducts may in fact turn out to be less than was initially expected of them. The sense of frustration and disappointment that is the likely result stands in stark contrast to the unquestioned benefits that traditional consumption theory tends to associate with new products. But consumption undertak

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The Promotion of Appropriate Products in Developing Countriesf the influence that is exerted on consumption patterns in developing countries by the promotion of products from the industrialized nations, these chapters pay little or no attention to the promotion of alternative (and what were described as) more appropriate patterns of consumption. From a policy

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The New Household Economics, General X-Efficiency Theory and Consumption in Developing Countriesased inputs and labour time.. As such, it establishes a pioneering link between consumption and the theory of production. Among other things, this analogy enables one to analyse the efficiency with which the various activities in the household, such as cleaning, administering health care, cooking an

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Cognitive Dissonance Theory and Consumption Policyeveloping country whose task is to . norms in areas such as health, nutrition, family planning and sanitation.. In most such areas, those who formulate policy will have to confront what are often deep-seated and unyielding values, about which, as noted in the previous chapter, consumption theory of

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Income Redistribution, Consumption and Employment redistribution in their favour will tend to increase employment.. This proposal led subsequently to a host of attempts to demonstrate its empirical validity at the economy-wide level in a number of less-developed countries.. The results, however, gave only qualified support to the hypothesis. As Mo