Dissent on Development: Studies and Debates in Development Economics

Africa agricultural alleged analysis argument Asian attitudes capita incomes capital formation central planning changes circle of poverty cocoa colonial commodities comprehensive planning concept context costs crops demand developed countries development economics development literature differences discussion economic development effects especially essay exchange expenditure export monopolies external contacts factors favourable foreign aid groundnuts groups growth Gunnar Myrdal implies important improvement increase Indian industrialisation industry influence instance institutions intellectual investment living standards major manufacturing marketing boards Marxism-Leninism material advance material progress ment Moreover national income Nigeria notably noted oil palm operation organisations output political poor countries population primary products problems producer prices Professor Myrdal promote reasons refer reflect relative relevant restrictions sector significant social societies south Asia south-east Asia statistics subsidised subsistence substantial suggestion supply taxation technical terms of trade tion underdeveloped countries underdeveloped world variables vicious circle volume widely