Titlebook: New Directions in the World Economy; Bela Balassa Book 1989 Bela Balassa 1989 Developing Countries.development.Economic Development

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Policy Responses to Exogenous Shocks in Developing CountriesThis essay will report on the results of research on the policy responses of developing countries to exogenous (external) shocks in the 1973–8 and 1978–83 periods. It will further examine the economic performance of outward-oriented and inward-oriented developing countries in the light of the policies applied.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10588-5Developing Countries; development; Economic Development

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The Adding-Up Problem happen if everyone did the same?’ The implicit, or explicit, contention is that there would not be enough markets, or that protectionist reactions would be triggered in the developed world, as a result of the onslaught of exports by the developing countries.

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Economic Prospects and Policies in Mexicoits comparative advantage in trade in manufactured goods. Finally, Section III will focus on policies that may permit Mexico to cope with its debt problem and to ensure rapid and sustained economic growth in the future.