International Trade and Development Theory
International Trade and Development Theory
- Columbia University Press, 1973
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Introduction, The Closed Dual Economy, Optimal Investment Allocation Between Consumer Goods and Capital Goods, Intertemporal Efficiency and Developmental Planning, The Open Dual Economy, Growth Maximization and the Internal and External Terms of Trade, Primary Exports and Manufacturing Production and the Rate of Growth, Capital Formation and Employment and the Real Exchange Rate, Comparative Advantage, Factor Proportions and Comparative Advantage in the Long Run, Capital Rigidity and Import Substitution and Otimal Intervention, Comparative Advantage and Effective Protection and the Domestic Resource Cost of Foreign Exchange, Structural Disequilibrium, The ''Foreign Exchange Gap'' and Growth in Developing Economies, A ''Structuralist'' Model of Inflation and Devaluation and Stabilization, References, Index.
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Introduction, The Closed Dual Economy, Optimal Investment Allocation Between Consumer Goods and Capital Goods, Intertemporal Efficiency and Developmental Planning, The Open Dual Economy, Growth Maximization and the Internal and External Terms of Trade, Primary Exports and Manufacturing Production and the Rate of Growth, Capital Formation and Employment and the Real Exchange Rate, Comparative Advantage, Factor Proportions and Comparative Advantage in the Long Run, Capital Rigidity and Import Substitution and Otimal Intervention, Comparative Advantage and Effective Protection and the Domestic Resource Cost of Foreign Exchange, Structural Disequilibrium, The ''Foreign Exchange Gap'' and Growth in Developing Economies, A ''Structuralist'' Model of Inflation and Devaluation and Stabilization, References, Index.
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