State and market in development, synergy or rivalry?
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State and market in development, synergy or rivalry?
（Emerging global issues）
Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
In the wake of the triumph of neoclassicism in the development economics of the 1980s and the collapse of state socialist economics at the end of that decade, reassessment of the role of the state in development is the order of the day. The authors of this volume resist, without exception, the temptation to put the question as a simple choice of state or market. Rather, most of the chapters inquire into the conditions under which state action and market functioning can combine to advance growth and development. The book includes theoretical chapters, as well as regional and comparative analysis.
Table of Contents
- The State and the Market in Development, the Editors. Part 1 Alternative Views of the Problem: Varieties of Policy in Third World, G.Ohlin
- Against Minimalism, P.Streeten
- Some Thoughts on Plan and Market in the Aftermath of State Socialism in Eastern Europe, A.Nove. Part 2 State Action and the World Economy in Comparative Perspective: A Theory of Government Intervention in Late Industrialization, A.Amsden
- The Role of Government and Markets in the Comparative Development Experience, G.Ranis
- International Aspects of the Role of Government in Economic Development, H.Bruton
- The Effect of Government Intervention on Growth and Equity - Lessons from South Asia, G.F.Papanek. Part 3 The Political Economy of Systemic and Policy Choice: State, Cooperative, and Market - Reflections on Chinese Development Trajectories, M.Selden
- The Logic and Unfulfilled Promise of Privatisation in Developing Countries, T.J.Biersteker
- The State in the Initiation and Consolidation of Market-oriented Reform, S.Haggard and R.Kaufman.
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