Titlebook: Hypergrowth in Asian Economies; Comparative Study of Edward K. Y. Chen Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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The Patterns of Economic growthhall look at the ‘development’ aspects of the growth process, i.e. the structural changes which involve the inter-sectoral shift of resources. In the first section quantitative data concerning changes in the shares of the various major sectors in total employment and output are presented and discuss

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Factor Inputs, Capital-Labour Substitution, Technical Progress and Economic Growthhe causes of growth in connection with the structure of production. Specifically, we shall examine such questions as the role of returns to scale, growth of factor inputs, the ease of factor substitution, and the rate of technical progress. These are the kind of questions that may be answered by the

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The Determinants of Technical Progress to measure the rate of technical progress by alternative methods. Without exception, we found that technical progress has played an important part in the rapid growth of all the economies during the subject period. However, the estimation of the rate of technical progress has so far been confined t

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Export Performance and Economic Growthnces in the pattern of foreign trade development. In Japan, rapid expansion of foreign trade began in the early twentieth century. Owing to the lack of natural resources, Japan’s industrialisation process relies heavily on imports which have to be financed by expanded exports. Ever since the early s

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Capital Inflow, Saving, and Economic Growthply factors as technical progress, scale economies, factor inputs, capital-labour substitution, and such demand factors as the growth in exports. In Part III, we will examine some other elements of economic growth. In this chapter, we shall look at the relationships between savings and growth, in th

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Economic Growth and Income Distributionderable work on the subject.. For instance, there are many concepts of income distribution: functional distribution by factor services, regional and geographical distribution, and size distribution by person or household. It is size distribution in which most development economists are interested an

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