Trade and poverty [electronic resource] : when the Third World fell behind / Jeffrey G. Williamson.
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- HC59.7 .W536 2011eb
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338.9009172/4 Infrastructure at the crossroads | 338.9009172/4 The day after tomorrow | 338.90091724 Economics, aid and education : | 338.9009172/4 Trade and poverty | 338.9/009172/4 Development policy in the twenty-first century | 338.9/009172/4 The new institutional economics and Third World development | 338.9/009172/4 Privatization and equity |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
When the Third World fell behind -- The first global century up to 1913 -- Biggest Third World terms of trade boom ever? -- The economics of Third World growth engines and dutch diseases -- Measuring third world de-industrialization and Dutch disease -- An Asian de-industrialization illustration : an Indian paradox? -- A Middle East de-industrialization illustration : Ottoman problems -- A Latin American de-industrialization illustration : Mexican exceptionalism -- Rising Third World inequality during the trade boom : did it matter? -- Export price volatility: another drag on Third World growth? -- Tying the knot : the globalization and great divergence connection -- Better late than never : industrialization spreads to the poor periphery -- Policy response : what did they do? What should they have done? -- Morals of the story.
Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2011. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
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