Titlebook: Comparative Political Economy of East and South Asia; A Critique of Develo R. C. Mascarenhas Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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Developing Capability for Managing Development,pparatus of the state in the absence of the market. Constraints on resources in the TW have led the state to play a more active role compared with its role during the period of capitalist development when the market was a driving force. Initially academics, particularly economists and policy-makers,

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Public Enterprise and Development,nterprises are established by government and produce goods and services that are sold on the market for a price, fee or charge and are distinct from other types of public goods (Mascarenhas, 1982a). In the absence of a private sector in TW countries and the consequent inability to raise capital or a

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Strategies for the Development and Management of Agriculture,institutions of the modern economy. To remedy such circumstances, it follows then that governments of TW countries need to develop policies which can effectively control population and increase agricultural productivity. Historically, countries generate surplus from increased agricultural productivi

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Energetic Particles in the Heliosphereomic indicators like gross national product or equivalent levels of growth, level of political development, technology and modernization of society. Assuming a desire on the part of the newly independent countries to aspire to that ‘developed’ status, such studies focused on possible paths to guide these countries towards that goal.

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Kira Bacal MD, PhD, MPH,Joseph Romano MDtrialized economies have greater capability to use science and technology to manipulate their physical and social environment. Apart from possessing lesser capability to use science and technology for development, TW countries tend to be more prone to environmental pressures. Meanwhile the gap between and within countries is growing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-6652-3d industrialization, the state became the natural source for mobilizing the resources for such investment. It is in such a context that public enterprise as a strategy of development is to be viewed, not from the narrow financial and economic perspective that currently dominates thinking (Mascarenhas, 1996)

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Development: Problems and Constraints,omic indicators like gross national product or equivalent levels of growth, level of political development, technology and modernization of society. Assuming a desire on the part of the newly independent countries to aspire to that ‘developed’ status, such studies focused on possible paths to guide these countries towards that goal.