- 1995/441 pages
Growth and Development:
With Special Reference to Developing Economies
The book opens with an analysis of the world development "gap" and then introduces such key topics as the measurement of the sources of growth, the role of agriculture in the development process, and the importance of capital accumulation and industrialization. Subsequent chapters consider obstacles to development, planning and various planning techniques, and the relation between development and the environment. The financing of development is explored, with particular stress on balance-of-payments constraints and the debt problems that arise from foreign borrowing.
Written in a simple but rigorous way, this extensively revised fifth edition of Growth and Development includes much-extended discussions of the world debt problem, financial liberalization, and the concept of sustainable development.