politics of development 2 Flashcards
(9 cards)
emphasizes the crucial role that saving and investment play in promoting sustainable long-run growth
linear-stages model
underlines the importance of transfers of resources from low-productivity to high-productivity activities in the process of economic development;
model of structural change
attempts to analyze the many linkages between traditional agriculture and modern industry: case in China
model of structural change
underdevelopment is seen as an externally induces phenomenon
international-dependence
the existence of underdevelopment in a highly unequal international capitalist system dominated by unequal power relationships between rich-country-poor country, the center and the periphery
international-dependence
underdevelopment results from poor resource allocation due to incorrect pricing policies and too many state intervention by overly developing gov’t
neoclassical economic theory
development as synonymous with rapid, aggregate economic growth
development as growth and the linear-stages theories: Rostow and Harrod -Domar
viewed as the process of development as a series of successive stages of economic growth through which all countries must pass (from traditional to high mass consumption society)
development as growth and the linear-stages theories: Rostow and Harrod -Domar