Economic development : theory, history, policy / Gerald M. Meier, Robert E. Baldwin.

Studying economic development, 1 -- Part 1. Theories of economic development -- Introductory -- 1. Classical analysis, 19 -- 2. Marxian analysis, 46 -- 3. Neo-classical analysis, 65 -- 4. Schumpetrian analysis, 85 -- 5. Post-Kenesian analysis, 100 -- 6. A comparison of development theories, 119 -- Part 2. Historical outlines of economic development -- Introductory -- 7. Emergence of the center (1), 143 -- 8. Emergence of the center (2), 59 -- 9. Intensive development at the center, 179 -- 10. International movement of factors, 204 -- 11. International trade and economic development, 224 -- 12. Extensive spread of development, 245 -- Part 3. Accelerating development in poor countries -- Introductory -- 13. Basic characteristics of poor countries (1), 273 -- 14. Basic characteristics of poor countries (2), 291 -- 15. Obstacles to development, 315 -- 16. General requierements for development, 334 -- 17. Domestic policy issues (1), 360 -- 18. Domestic policy issues (2), 375 -- 19. International policy issues (1), 398 -- 20. International policy issues (1), 419 -- 21. Prospects for development, 437 -- Part 4. Maintaining development in rich countries -- Introductory -- 22. Economic development as a policy goal, 449 -- 23. Economic characteristics and trends, 477 -- 24. General requirements for maintaining development, 511 -- 25. Policies and prospects for maintaining development, 527 -- For further study, 542 -- Appendix, 545 -- Index, 561.