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Patterns of Development and Obstacles to Growth
Among the economists who further developed the theoretical inheritance from Lewis, Rostov, and others, but in the context of more
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Unbalanced Growth and income Distribution
The idea that the growth process could be initiated with balanced capital investments in several sectors at the same time
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Modernisation and Stages of Growth by Lewis and Rostow
Each of the above-mentioned theories came to influence subsequent theory formation and the international debates on development problems, but not
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The Growth Pole Theory
Growth pole is the concentration of technically advanced industries that stimulate economic development in associated businesses and industries. These concentrations
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Capital Accumulation and Balanced Growth
One of the earliest contributions to the theory of nature of backwardness and the conditions for growth came from the
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GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
Introduction In this article we focus on the concept of ‘growth and development’ as an approach that is sometimes erroneously
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Elimination of Dependency by Warren
In the previous articles we have discussed development researchers whose prime aim has been to adjust, elaborate or supplement the
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The Capitalist World System by Wallerstein
The discussions within the Neo-Marxist research tradition have, since the 1950s, centred around the causes of underdevelopment in the Third
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Dependence Development: Cordoso, Senghass and Menzel
Dependent development is an area of dependency theory which is mainly concerned with the efforts made to export primary resources from countries which are
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Theories of Unequal Exchange: Emmanuel and Kay
Arghiri Emmanuel’s theory of unequal exchange, dating from the late 1960s, was in certain respects in extension of Prebisch’s and
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Metropoles and Satellites: Baran
Andrea Gunder Frank, like Baran, was interested in identifying the causes of underdevelopment, but unlike his predecessor he did not