Emerging issues in economic development: a contemporary theoretical perspective: essays in honour of Dipankar Dasgupta and Amitava Bose

By:

Eds. Marjit, Sugata ; Rajeev, Meenakshi

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Oxford University of Press 2014Description: xxviii, 300 p. 22 cm ;HardISBN:

978-0198099062

Subject(s):

Economic development Development Economics Developing countries Economic history

DDC classification:

330.91724 EME

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Contents:

Section 1: Corruption, Information, and Transparency Section 2: Growth, Poverty, and Markets Section 3: Informal and Microcredit Section 4: Democracy and Development Section 5: Bargaining, Technology Transfer, and Deterrence

Summary: In recent times, developing countries across the world have focused on a market-driven approach to address their economic issues. While this has resulted in financial growth, it has also led to a spurt in systemic challenges in many nations. This volume explores the concerns faced by emerging economies from a present-day viewpoint, with in-depth analysis of key issues in economic development such as growth, market structure, poverty measurement, corruption, financial scams, voting behaviour, informal credit markets, and technology transfer, through the use of theoretical models.

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Section 1: Corruption, Information, and Transparency
Section 2: Growth, Poverty, and Markets
Section 3: Informal and Microcredit
Section 4: Democracy and Development
Section 5: Bargaining, Technology Transfer, and Deterrence

In recent times, developing countries across the world have focused on a market-driven approach to address their economic issues. While this has resulted in financial growth, it has also led to a spurt in systemic challenges in many nations.

This volume explores the concerns faced by emerging economies from a present-day viewpoint, with in-depth analysis of key issues in economic development such as growth, market structure, poverty measurement, corruption, financial scams, voting behaviour, informal credit markets, and technology transfer, through the use of theoretical models.

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