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The extraordinary growth enjoyed over the last several decades by many East Asian countries has amounted to nothing less than an economic miracle. Employing unorthodox policies, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand have all produced dramatic results with far-reaching improvements in human welfare and income distribution, leading many to ask whether a similar achievement can be duplicated elsewhere. Written for the nonspecialist, this World Bank Policy Research Report--the first in an important new series--discusses in detail the means by which these high-performing Asian economies (HPAEs) realized their staggering success between 1965 and 1990. Examining how these countries stabilized their economies with sound development programs that led to fast growth, the book also shows how they shared the new prosperity by making income distribution more equitable. The book makes clear how the HPAEs promoted rapid capital accumulation by making banks more reliable and encouraging high levels of domestic savings, while universal primary schooling and better primary and secondary education quickly increased their skilled labor forces. Also included are illustrative examples of productive agricultural programs, modest tax policies, the modification of price distortions, foreign technology and investment, and the cooperation of government and private enterprise. Exposing to a broad audience the revolutionary process that transformed East Asia into the collection of economic juggernauts that it is today, this provocative World Bank report offers wisdom for today's up-and-coming markets, highlighting the policies that will make a difference as well as those that, despite their effectiveness in the Orient, could prove disastrous elsewhere.
This book uses economic models to account for growth, and it puts the explanations for growth into a framework that allows an exploration of the relation between policy and growth.
Basic notions of cost-benefit analysis; Derivation of shadow prices; Estimation of shadow prices; Technical derivation of shadow prices.
Basic notions of cost-benefit analysis; Derivation of shadow prices; Estimation of shadow prices; Technical derivation of shadow prices.
Annotation Now in its fifteenth annual edition, the World Development Report 1992 is an essential reference on the world economy and the state of social and economic development. Like earlier editions, the 1992 Report incorporates research from all over the world, analyzing the conditions that surroundthe growth process and offering insights on appropriate policy measures for the future. This edition focuses on environmental issues, analyzing key linkages between the natural environment and economic growth, population, and poverty, and assessing policy and program options for promotingsustainable development and good stewardship of natural resources. A timely survey and synthesis of contemporary economic issues worldwide, the World Development Report 1992 is invaluable to anyone interested in or concerned with economic development, international economics, and internationalpolitics.
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This edition focuses on environmental issues, analyzing key linkages between the natural environment and economic growth, population, and poverty, and assessing policy and program options for promotingsustainable development and good ...
