Development strategies reconsidered /

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TextPublication details: New Brunswick, N.J., U.S.A. : Transaction Books , c1986.Description: viii, 190 pISBN:

0878559914 (pbk.)
0887380441

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DDC classification:

338.9'009 DEV

LOC classification:

HC59.7 .D482 1986

Summary: This publication consists of reviews of some experts brought together by Overseas Development Council (ODC) in 1985 on the (then) current state of development strategy. Eight papers emerging from that conference are reproduced here, the fifth volume of ODC's series on United States-Third World policy perspectives. They stress the importance of markets, and identified limitations in the laissez-faire paradigm for promoting development and that, governmental and political factors are also critical.

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This publication consists of reviews of some experts brought together by Overseas Development Council (ODC) in 1985 on the (then) current state of development strategy. Eight papers emerging from that conference are reproduced here, the fifth volume of ODC's series on United States-Third World policy perspectives. They stress the importance of markets, and identified limitations in the laissez-faire paradigm for promoting development and that, governmental and political factors are also critical.

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