Titlebook: Contemporary Economic Issues; Regional Experience Justin Yifu Lin Book 1998 International Economic Association 1998 China.Developing Count

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Japanese Economic Development: Idiosyncratic or Universal? economics. Both non-economic factors, such as culture, religion, and social tradition and economic factors, such as lifetime employment and industrial policy, were discussed as unique, exogenous elements that explained the economic success of Japan. It was implied that those factors were so unique

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Tunisia’s Economy since Independence: The Lessons of Experiencehas few natural resources, in 30 years the country has managed to increase the population’s standard of living by 160 per cent, greatly slowed population growth, eliminated extreme poverty and created a large middle class so that inequalities have clearly diminished by comparison with those observed

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Economic Policy and Economic Development in Tunisia 1970s and 1980s. Some countries, the newly industrialized countries (NICs), like Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore, achieved phenomenal growth rates. Others, like Tunisia, despite remarkable efforts achieved only moderate but fluctuating growth rates. The mean growth rate was 5.1 per cent an

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Strategies of Transition: A Political Economy Approachpolitical and economic event in the world history of the last decade of the twentieth century. This chapter deals mainly with the problem of the optimal transition strategy and its political economy determinants.. The intention is to revisit the controversy of how quickly and radically the new marke

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Welfare in Economic Transitionty will the momentum of the reform process be sustained and with it the growth it should eventually foster. A particularly simple model (Balcerowicz, 1995) suggests that the electorate’s critical faculties are suspended for a predetermined period after the fall of communism and that anything could b

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What Can We Learn from China’s Economic Reform?at the end of 1978. Since then, China has joined the rank of East Asian NIEs and achieved an average annual growth rate of 9.6 per cent, while the price level has been relatively stable (see Figure 8.1). In the 17 years between 1978 and 1995, the size of China’s GNP increased about five times. As a

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The Roles of Chinese Economists in the Economic Reformomic reform. Section 2, through a brief account China’s economic reform process, describes how economists can influence the decisionmaking process of reform. Some comment is also made on their actual roles. Section 3 looks at Chinese economists’ special roles in promoting a pro-reform social conscio

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Economic Reforms in Latin America: The Decade of Hopelation from foreign trade, the last decade has witnessed a major overhaul of economic policies in Latin America. These changes were started in Chile in the middle of the 1970s and then extended to most countries in the region. This revolution resulted in a frontal attack on public sector deficits an