Industrialization and Growth: A Comparative Study (A World Bank Research Publication),Used

Industrialization and Growth: A Comparative Study (A World Bank Research Publication),Used

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A variety of new patterns of industrial developmentfrom the exportled growth of the Republic of Korea and Taiwan to the more inwardoriented growth of Colombia and Turkeyhas emerged in the postwar period. This book provides an examination of these patterns. Applying a common analytical framework to the postwar experiences of nine industrializing economies, the authors determine the sources of industrialization and the relations between industry and agriculture. From this analysis, they derive three main patterns of industrialization, along with the policy implications of these patterns. The authors consider topics ranging from typical patterns of transformation and the methodology of multisector comparative analysis to statistical analysis of growth in semiindustrial countries, concluding with an overview of development strategy that analyzes alternative routes to development and suggests a synthesis of growth and structure.

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