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Subject(s)

• Developing countries—Economic policy [Browse]
• Economic development—Developing countries [Browse]

Contributor

• Haq, Ihtsham UI, [Browse]

Series

Sage texts [More in this series]

Notes

• "With help from the research team comprising Sadia Safdar and Naeem Akram" -- taken from title page.
• Revised edition of the author's Economics of development, 2015.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Spreading out the wings
• Rival perspectives on development policies; inclusive growth since 1950: a preview
• Development experience
• Anatomy of development revolution
• The development revolution revisited : was it real?
• The mainsprings of development revolution
• Development revolution : was it open or closed?
• Development revolution and pursuit of inclusive growth
• The liberalist utopia
• The neo-liberalist disorder
• The chemistry of neo-liberalism
• Liberalist moral-rights philosophy and its economic agenda
• Liberalism's (non) pursuit of inclusive growth
• Rolling back the liberalist tide
• Theoretical challenges to liberalism
• The downside of privatization
• Structural adjustment programs have not helped
• The human development initiative
• Human development paradigm
• The human development-led strategy
• Choice between human development-led strategy and growth-mediated strategy
• The human development paradigm: some distinguishing characteristics
• The moral basis of human development program
• Toward inclusive growth strategy
• Outlines of the proposed inclusive growth strategy
• Basic relationships between growth, equity, and poverty and inclusive growth
• The moral motivation of the inclusive growth strategy
• Behavioral economics, welfare state, and inclusive growth
• Holding mirror to "reality"
• Bibliography
• Index.

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ISBN

• 9789353282950 (paperback)
• 9353282950 (paperback)

LCCN

2018060868

OCLC

1081339333

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