The pioneers of development economics : great economists on development
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The pioneers of development economics : great economists on development
Tulika Books , Zed Books, 2005
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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: Zed Books : hbk ISBN 9781842776445
Description
The history of modern economic thought has been pre-occupied with the question of economic transformation or development. This survey of important contributions to the economics of development includes many economists not normally considered as pioneers in this field. The contributors point to the role of imperialist considerations in the early development of economic thought and the development discourse, and the impact of pressures for social and political reform. The economists and thinkers discussed include William Petty, David Ricardo, Friedrich List, Alexander Hamilton, Karl Marx, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, Alfred Marshall, Michal Kalecki, John Maynard Keynes, Nicholas Kaldor, Karl Polanyi, Raul Prebisch, Arthur Lewis, Alexander Gerschenkeron and Hans Singer.
Table of Contents
- Preface - Jomo K.S.
- 1. Why Development Economics? - Prabhat Patnaik
- 2. William Petty and Some Early Colonial Roots Of Development Economics - Hugh Goodacre
- 3. Ricardo's Fallacy - Utsa Patnaik
- 4. Friedrich List and the Infant Industry Argument - Mehdi Shafaeddin
- 5. Karl Marx as a Development Economist - Prabhat Patnaik
- 6. Lenin and the Agrarian Question - Utsa Patnaik
- 7. Alfred Marshall as a Development Economist - Renee Prendergast
- 8. Michal Kalecki and the Economics of Development - Jayati Ghosh
- 9. The Significance of Keynes for Development Economics John Toye
- 10. Kaldor, Keynes and Economic Development - Amiya Kumar Bagchi
- 11. Karl Polanyi as a Development Economist - Kari Polanyi Levitt
- 12. Alexander Gerschenkron and Late Industrialization - C. P. Chandrasekhar
- 13. Raul Prebisch and Arthur Lewis: The Two Basic Dualities of Development Economics - Kari Polanyi Levitt
- 14. Hans Singer: Advocating a Fair Distribution of the Fruits of Progress - Kunibert Raffer
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: Zed Books : pbk ISBN 9781842776452
Description
The history of modern economic thought has been pre-occupied with the question of economic transformation or development. This survey of important contributions to the economics of development includes many economists not normally considered as pioneers in this field. The contributors point to the role of imperialist considerations in the early development of economic thought and the development discourse, and the impact of pressures for social and political reform. The economists and thinkers discussed include William Petty, David Ricardo, Friedrich List, Alexander Hamilton, Karl Marx, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, Alfred Marshall, Michal Kalecki, John Maynard Keynes, Nicholas Kaldor, Karl Polanyi, Raul Prebisch, Arthur Lewis, Alexander Gerschenkeron and Hans Singer.
Table of Contents
Contents Introduction - Jomo K.S. 1. Why 'Development Economics'? - Prabhat Patnaik 2. William Petty and Some Early Colonial Roots Of Development Economics - Hugh Goodacre 3. Ricardo's Fallacy: Mutual Benefit from Trade Based on Comparative Costs and Specialization? - Utsa Patnaik 4. Friedrich List and the Infant Industry Argument - Mehdi Shafaeddin 5. Karl Marx as a Development Economist - Prabhat Patnaik 6. Lenin and the Agrarian Question - Utsa Patnaik 7. Marshall as a Development Economist - Renee Prendergast 8. Michal Kalecki and the Economics of Development - Jayati Ghosh 9. The Significance of Keynes for Development Economics John Toye 10. Keynes, Kaldor and Economic Development - Amiya Kumar Bagchi 11. Karl Polanyi as a Development Economist - Kari Polanyi Levitt 12. Alexander Gerschenkron and Late Industrialization - C. P. Chandrasekhar 13. Raul Prebisch and Arthur Lewis: The Two Basic Dualities of Development Economics - Kari Polanyi Levitt 14. Sir Hans Singer: Advocating a Fair Distribution of the Fruits of Progress - Kunibert Raffer
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