Titlebook: Economic Growth and Development; A Dynamic Dual Econo Sibabrata Das,Alex Mourmouras,Peter Rangazas Textbook 20182nd edition Springer Nature

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Overview,rictions, international trade, and an urban bias in the provision of public services. How policies affect the pace of the structural transformation is a critical feature of development as it plays an important causal role in determining an economy’s aggregate growth rate.

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Internal Audit and Internal Control System,In this chapter we shift attention to industrialization and economic growth in dual economies. We focus again on the consequence of missing land markets, a common characteristic of developing economies that was documented in the previous chapter. Here we examine the connections between land ownership, saving, and physical capital formation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41132-9In this chapter we summarize some of the main points we have learned about development and their related policy implications. The points are organized into those related to the . and those related to the . once it begins. We also discuss policy implications and topics for future research.