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Development economics and policy : the conference volume to celebrate the 85th birthday of Professor Sir Hans Singer / edited by David Sapsford and John-ren Chen.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Development economics--Congresses.
- Development economics.
- Genre:
- Conference papers and proceedings.
- Festschriften.
- Physical Description:
- xiii, 569 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire : Macmillan Press ; New York, N.Y. : St. Martin's Press, 1998.
- Summary:
- This book contains papers by some of the most distinguished academics and practitioners in the development economics field, and it represents a tribute to the many contributions of Hans Singer.
- Contents:
- 2 The Influence of Trade on Economic Development / Sir Alec Cairncross 12
- Part I The Prebisch-Singer Terms of Trade Hypothesis
- 3 The Prebisch-Singer Terms of Trade Hypothesis: Some (Very) New Evidence / David Sapsford, John-ren Chen 25
- 4 Prebisch and Singer Effects on the Terms of Trade between Primary Producers and Manufacturers / Harry Bloch, David Sapsford 35
- 5 The Prebisch-Singer Hypothesis Revisited / Alfred Maizels, Theodosios Palaskas, Trevor Crowe 63
- 6 A Contribution to Empirical Research on the Prebisch-Singer Thesis / John-ren Chen, Herbert Stocker 86
- Part II Trade Strategies, Growth and Development
- 7 Trade Orientation and Economic Development: Theory and Evidence / David Greenaway, Wyn Morgan 111
- 8 The Strategic Use of Trade Policies for Development: Some General Equilibrium Issues / Andrew McKay, Chris Milner 133
- 9 Liberalization, Privatization and the Pace of Economic Development in Taiwan / John-ren Chen 146
- 10 Redistribution without Growth / Richard Jolly 172
- Part III Theory and Practice of Development
- 11 Distributional Inequity in International Comparative Perspective: Causes and Consequences / Kwan S. Kim 183
- 12 Food Aid, North-South Trade, and the Prebisch-Singer Thesis / Kunibert Raffer 230
- 13 Endogenous Technical Progress and North-South Terms of Trade: Modelling the Ideas of Prebisch and Singer on the Lines of Kalecki-Kaldor / Prabirjit Sarkar 249
- Part IV The Distribution of Gains in the Context of Uneven Development
- 14 Direct Foreign Investment and North-South Trade: Uneven Development or Convergent Growth? / Amitava Dutt 259
- 15 The Distribution of Gains between Investing and Borrowing Countries Revisited: The Case of India's Computer Software Sector / V.N. Balasubramanyam, Ahalya Balasubramanyam 287
- 16 A Prebisch-Singer Growth Model and the Debt Crises / Thomas Ziesemer 300
- 17 Uncertainty in a Model of Small Agriculture in Peru: Some Preliminary Results / Hans Jurgen Jaksch 318
- 18 The Interest Costs of a Buffer Stock is Not a Social Cost / John Spraos 336
- 19 Supra-National Compensation Schemes for Temporary Export Losses: A Critique / John Toye 349
- Part V The Role of the International Agencies
- 20 The World Bank, 'Global Keynesianism' and the Distribution of the Gains from Growth / Paul Mosley 375
- 21 An Economic and Social Security Council at the United Nations / Frances Stewart, Sam Daws 389
- 22 The IMF as International Lender of Last Resort? A Reappraisal after the 'Tequila Effect' / Nicholas Snowden 418
- 23 The World Food Programme: Linking Relief and Development / John Shaw 437
- 24 Employment and Development / Samir Radwan 485
- 25 Reaching the Poor: Prospects and Constraints / Sartaj Aziz 503
- 26 The Role of the International Agencies: An Assessment / Jon Wilmshurst 507
- Part VI Hans Singer: Student and Scholar
- 27 Joseph A. Schumpeter: The Man and the Economist / Wolfgang Stolper 511
- 28 Modern Relevance of Keynesianism in the Study of Development / Hans W. Singer 524.
- Notes:
- Papers presented at the conference which was held between the 1st and 5th May 1996 at the Grillhof Conference Centre, Vill, Innsbruck, Austria.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 0312210418
- 0333678982
- OCLC:
- 37246328
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