Industrial and Trade Policy Reform in Developing Countries

Abstract

Background and overview, Colin Kirkpatrick and John Weiss explaining the differences between the growth of developing countries in Asia and Latin America in the 1980s, Helen Hughes trade policy reform and economic performance in developing countries - assessing the empirical evidence, Roland Clarke and Colin Kirkpatrick impact of trade policy reform in the shadow of the debt crisis, H.W. Singer the effectiveness of nominal devaluation - the influence of the level of development, S.M. Shafaeddin an evaluation of evolving policies and performance in developing countries, Basil Cracknell policy reform or industrialization - the choice in Zimbabwe, Colin Stoneman industrial policy reform in Mozambique in the 1980s, John Weiss bias overkill? - removal of anti-export bias and manufacturing investment - Ghana 1983-89, Jean-Marc Fontaine the new industrial policy in Senegal, Gerard Chambas and Anne-Marie Geourjon Malaysian industrial policy in the 1990s, Chris Edwards timing, speed and sustainability issues in the policy reform process - the Philippine case, J. Keith Johnson policy reform and export performance in Sri Lanka, Ramesh Adhikari special economic zones and industrialization in China, David Wall foreign investment and economic liberalization in China - a study of Guangdong Province, J.T. Thornburn et al economic reform in Myanmar, Paul Cook and Martin Minogue economic reform and industrialization in the socialist republic of Vietnam, Frederick Nixson.

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