Institutions, economic performance and sustainable development : a case study of the Fiji Islands
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Institutions, economic performance and sustainable development : a case study of the Fiji Islands
Nova Science, c2006
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Contents of Works
- The social and economic position of Fiji in the South Pacific and in global context
- An overview of recent developments in the political economy of Fiji
- Why institutions matter for economic performance and for sustainable development
- Economic performance and poverty in Fiji
- The institution of property rights in land
- Institutional constraints to the sugar industry
- Institutions, rent capture, and forest management
- Institutions and tourism development
- Institutions and the conservation and management of the environment in Fiji
- Challenges and prospects for Fiji
