Titlebook: Development Perspectives; Paul Streeten Book 1981 Paul Streeten 1981 development.economics.microeconomics

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-6791-6ed to the newly independent governments, whose ideology inspired them to do the opposite to what the colonial powers had done. Colonialism meant . production (mines and plantations) and .: so independence came to stand for . or . production and .. Table 11.1 shows the four options.

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Green Infrastructure in Chinese Citiesore or less foreign investment (. against .) against less or more tax receipts or other benefits to it that reduce the attractions to the foreign investor (e.g. the use of higher-cost inputs such as local materials, or restrictions on repatriation of profits). This model has dominated thought and, to some extent, action in this area.

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Zhenyu Zhou,Zheng Chang,Haijun Liaoupply domestically implies an uneven division of gains. To prevent the lion’s share going to the lion, bargaining strategies are suggested that enable the developing host country to share in some of the rents and quasi-rents.

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Programmes and Prognosesion and relevance; models and concepts: the index number problem; inadequacy of the means-ends schema; implications for welfare economics. 5 Interdependence between programme and prognosis; prophecies: cure through prognosis; dangerous thought: destruction through prognosis; harmony through prognosi

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Values, Facts and the Compensation Principleal comparisons of satisfactions. It attempted to do this by announcing an unambiguous criterion for an increase in social income or an improvement in welfare, which was believed to be free of the taint of interpersonal comparisons.

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The Meaning and Purpose of Interdisciplinary Studies specific practical planning problem. Second, assumptions, concepts or methods evolved in one discipline may yield fruitful results when applied to the problems previously treated by another. Third, the concepts, models and paradigms may have to be recast so as to encompass variables previously sepa

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Development Ideas in Historical Perspectiveoblems were dealt with by members of the colonial services, anthropologists, and others. Since much of economics is a response to current political and social problems, it is pertinent to ask what new conditions gave rise to the new and rapidly growing interest in development.

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Alternatives in Developmentomething full time (or at least most of the time) that you want to do, that you enjoy, and see some purpose in. Things you can ., rather than what you can get a job as!” We also hear of the “alternative society”, “alternative cultures” and “alternative lifestyles”. Some advocate the legalization for