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China has undergone remarkable economic growth spearheaded by industrialization. Chinese industry demands a wide … domestic supply for several materials. Thus, China needs to import raw materials. In order to satisfy its needs, China has …
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This paper draws on both successful and failing cases of industrialization in China to analyse the role of local …
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promote industrialization and development. There is nothing, however, in the conventional theory of international trade that … guarantees that these gains will materialize and even if they do, they may not accelerate industrialization and growth. This is … growth. When the costs of free trade outweigh its benefits, the slowdown of industrialization and development are the likely …
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The goal of this study is to reveal the long-term trajectory of Russian economic development and to make predictions for the future. The study starts with a much discussed question: why Russia did worse economically during transition than most other countries in Europe and Asia? It is argued...
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distort both the rankings of countries according to the extent to which they face competition from China and the direction of … been used to estimate the threat from China in these studies. Two alternative indices, the static and the dynamic index of …. It is shown that the latter tend to underestimate the extent to which countries are threatened by China. They also …
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The aim of this paper is to analyse the effect of institutional reforms on the revival of African economies. We study the impact of positive changes in business environment indicators of the Doing Business project and the Economic Freedom Index of the Heritage Foundation on the private sector...
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Political scientists have generally seen two key features of African political economies.a relatively small or absent middle class, and a middle class that is unusually embedded in the state.as key explanations of the troubled political and economic traje
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The central argument of this study is that given the magnitude of the investment in infrastructure that is required, especially in Africa, the role of foreign aid in the future should be distinctly different. While aid will be required to continue to fill
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This paper argues that official development assistance (foreign aid) is partly responsible for the lack of structural change in Africa. Africa.s development partners have devoted too few resources and too little attention to two critical constraints to private investment, infrastructure and...
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