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Kicking away the ladder: development strategy in historical perspective/ Ha-Joon Chang

By: Chang, Ha-Joon Material type: Text

TextSeries: (Anthem studies in development and globalization)Publication details: London: Anthem Press, 2005Description: 187 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 9781843310273Subject(s): International economic relations | Economic development--Political aspects | Economic development | Developing countries | Economic policyDDC classification: 338.9

Contents:

Introduction: How did the rich countries really become rich -- Policies for economic development : industrial, trade and technology policies in historical perspective -- Institutions and economic development : 'good governance' in historical perspective -- Lessons for the present.

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Introduction: How did the rich countries really become rich --
Policies for economic development : industrial, trade and technology policies in historical perspective --
Institutions and economic development : 'good governance' in historical perspective --
Lessons for the present.

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