The Philippines: The Political Economy of Growth and Impoverishment in the Marcos Era

James K. Boyce

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Economic Theory and Policy Asian Industrial and Economic Development Philippine History and Culture

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The setting growth and distribution - an overview the green revolution what price rice? the new rice technology and rural inequality farming for the world market export agriculture - whose advantage? forestry - a squandered inheritance foreign borrowing capital flight debt for development?

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