Fforde, Adam <br/><br/>
Understanding Development Economics/ 

 - New York:   Routledge,   2013. 
<br/><br/>Part 1: Development Economics: Theory and its Application  <br/>1. Ways to Cope with Development Economics  <br/>2. Evidence and Positions  <br/>3. Interdisciplinary Boundaries: the Limits of Economics  <br/>4. Development Economics  <br/>5. Toward Better Management of Understanding  <br/>6. Coping with Facts  <br/>7. Established Theories of Economic Growth Part One  <br/>8. Established Theories of Economic Growth Part Two <br/>9. Micro-foundations  <br/>10. Contemporary Internal Radicalism  <br/>11.  Alternative Economic Theories  <br/>12. Other Visions of the Developing Economy  <br/>13. More Visions of the Developing Economy  <br/>14. Determinants of Economic Policy in Developing Countries  <br/>15. Policy Debacles and their Legacy  Part Two: Topics and Issues <br/>16. Poverty, Inequality and Accounts  <br/>17. The Economics of Factor Markets in Economic Development  <br/>18. Development Dogmas and their Histories  <br/>19. Import Substituting Industrialization Revisited  <br/>20. Globalization and Economic Development: Some Histories  <br/>21. Why East Asia?  <br/>22. Experimental economics, the problem of empirics, and the challenge to development studies  <br/>23. Conclusions<br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781315881775 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Asian Economics