Developmental policy and the state : the European Union, East Asia, and the Caribbean
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Developmental policy and the state : the European Union, East Asia, and the Caribbean
（Studies in public policy）
Lexington Books, c2002
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Includes bibliography (p. 191-199) and index
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Description
Developmental Policy and the State studies the changing face of government support for endogenous development. In the past two decades, governments have assumed a more conscious economic role as a stabilizing force to maintain low fiscal deficits and low inflation growth paths. This important reference work provides an integrated discussion of the development theory at the heart of interventionist government economic policy. The opening chapters analyze the role of state intervention and its impact on development theory, present the Developmental State model, and discuss the regulatory and development roles of a state in a market economy. The book also critiques the European Union's regional and industrial policies and contrasts EU and Caribbean developmental policies with the Developmental State approach. Karagiannis concludes his discussion with developmental theory-based policy solutions for an increasingly globalized world economy.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Growth Theory and Government Chapter 2 The Developmental State View Chapter 3 The "Better Father" Chapter 4 The Modern State Intervention Chapter 5 EC/EU Problems and Government Chapter 6 Developmental State and EC/EU Chapter 7 Developmental State and the Caribbean Chapter 8 Developmental State and Jamaica Chapter 9 Alternative Development Policy Considerations for the Twenty-First Century
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