Economics for a developing world: An introduction to principles, problems and policies for development

Abstract

Part 1: principles and concepts - economics - its nature and importance for developing nations economic systems and Third World economies important concepts and principles - I important concepts and principles - II common characteristics of developing countries the meaning of development economic growth - causes and characteristics economic growth and development - lessons and controversies. Part 2: problems and policies - domestic - growth, poverty and income distribution - theory and evidence attacking poverty and inequality - the policy options the great population debate economics of population and development unemployment - dimensions of a global problem rural to urban migration - theory and policy agricultural stagnation and agrarian structures subsistence agriculture and rural development the economics of education education and development - issues and options. Part 3: problems and policies - international - international trade and economic development - the traditional view trade and development - theory and reality.

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