Titlebook: International Trade Theory in a Developing World; Roy Harrod,Douglas Hague Book 1963 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Infant Industry Arguments for Assistance to Industries in the Setting of Dynamic Trade Theory,all consider some of the difficulties of pursuing an effective protectionist policy in the setting of the present-day under-developed countries, which suggest a conflict, ., between such a policy and the commonly adopted form of over-all economic development planning involving an all-round restriction of imports.

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Effects of Changes in Comparative Costs as Influenced by Technical Change,mary-producing or under-developed countries. More fundamentally, it reflects a growing awareness of the importance of technology among the causes of the wealth of nations, and of technical change among the causes of economic progress and economic change.

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Economic Growth and Balance of Payments Problems, no particular reasons why investment in export production should improve the future balance of payments, unless it can be assumed that export investments are more profitable than other investments and that therefore savings will turn out larger as a result of export investment than as a result of other investment.

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Desirable International Movements of Capital in Relation to Growth of Borrowers and Lenders and Groen, accountants . can be made to grow. The maximum rates of increase of these impose, in my judgement, a far more important limitation on the growth of developing countries than the lack of availability of capital disposal, although that also has its place.

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978-1-349-08460-9Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1963