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The economics of development and planning

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Publication details: Delhi Vrinda Publications Pvt. Ltd. 2002Edition: 35thDescription: 866p viiSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 338.9 JHI-4 JHI-4
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CONTENTS; Part One; BASIC PROBLEMS; 1. Economics of Development: Concepts and Approaches; I-A. Economic Growth and Income Distribution: The Kuznets Hypothesis I-B. Sustainable Development; 2. Characteristics of An Underdeveloped Country ; 3. Obstacles to Economic Development 4. Factors of Economic Growth: Economic and Non-Economic 5. Meaning and Characteristics of Modern Economic Growth Part Two; SOME THEORIES OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT · 6. Adam Smith's Theory 7.The Ricardian Theory 8.The Malthusian Theory 9. Mill's Theory 10. The Classical Theory 11. The Marxian Theory 12. The Schumpeterian Theory 13. The Keynesian Theory 14. Rostow's Stages of Economic Growth 14A. Gerchenkron's Great Spurt Theory 136 i-vi 15. Nurkse'sTheory of Disguished Unemployment as a Saving PotentialI 16. Lewis' Theory of Unlimited Supplies of Labour 17. Fei-Ranis Theory 17 A. Jorgenson's Nco-Classical Model of a Dual Economy 17B. Harris-Todaro Model of Migration and Unemployment 18. Leibenstein's Critical Minimum Effort Thesis 19. Nelson's Low-Level Equilibrium Trap 20. The "Big Push" Theory 21. The Doctrine of Balanced Growth 22. The Concept of Unbalanced Growth 23. Dualistic Theories 23A. The Dependency Theory of Underdevelopment 24. Myrdal's Theory of Circular Causation Part Three; SOME GROWTH MODELS 25. The Harrod-Domar Models 26. The Kaldor Model of Distrihution 27. The Pasinetti Model of Profit and Growth 28. Joan Robinson Model; A Capital Accumulation 29.Meade's Neo-Classical Model of Economic Growth 30.The Solow Model Of Long-Run Growth 31.Kaldor's Model of Growth 32. Models of Technical Change 33. The Stylised Facts and Steady Stale Growth 33A. The Golden Rule of Accumulation 33B. Growth Accounting 34. The Fel'dman Model 35. The Mahalanobis Model 36. Growth Models in Indian Planning Part Four; DOMESTIC MEASURES FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 37. Capital Formation and Economic Development 38. Role of Agriculture and Industry in Economic Development 39. Monetary Policy in Economic Development 40. Fiscal Policy in Economic Development 41. Deficit Financing as an Instrument of Economics Development 42. Price Policy in Economic Development 43. Population. Growth and Economic Development 44. Human Capital Formation and Manpower Planning 45. Entrepreneurship in Economic Development 46. Role of the State in Economic Development Part Five; INTERNATIONALMEASURES FORECONOMICDEVELOPMENT 47. Role of Foreign Trade in Economic Development 48. Commercial Policy and Economic Development 49. Foreign Capital and Aid in Economic Development 50. Two-Gap Model and Costs-Benefits of Foreign Aid 51. Private Foreign Investment and Multinationals Part Six; SOME PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT PLANNING 52. Economic Planning 53. Shadow Prices 54. Project Evaluation and Cost-Benefit Analysis 55. Controls under Planning PLANNING TECHNIQUES I 56. Input-Output Analysis PLANNING TECHNIQUES II 57. Linear Programming 58: The Concept of Capital-Output Ratio .59. The Choice of Techniques 59A. Transfer of Technology 60.Investment Criteria in Economic Development 61. Economic Planning and Price Mechanism Part Seven; PLANNING IN INDIA 62. Objectives and Achievements of lndia Plans 63. The Strategy of lndia Planning 64. Resource Mobilisation in Indian Plans 65. The Pattern of Investment in Indian Plans . 66. Agricultural Development and Policy Under the Plans 67. Industrial Development and Policy Under the Plans 68. Regional Disparities and Balanced Regional Development 69. Poverty in India 70. Economic Inequalities in India 71. Unemployment in India 72. Growth of National Income, Saving and Investment 73. Public Sector in India 74. Inflationary Pressures in Indian Economy 75. Foreign Trade and Balance of Payments in India 76. Foreign Capital in India 77. Seventh Five-Year Plan, 1985-90 78. Eighth Five-Year Plan, 1992-97 79. Ninth Five-Year Plan, 1997-2002 Bibliography
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CONTENTS;
Part One;
BASIC PROBLEMS;
1. Economics of Development: Concepts and Approaches;
I-A. Economic Growth and Income Distribution: The Kuznets Hypothesis
I-B. Sustainable Development;
2. Characteristics of An Underdeveloped Country ;
3. Obstacles to Economic Development
4. Factors of Economic Growth: Economic and Non-Economic
5. Meaning and Characteristics of Modern Economic Growth
Part Two;
SOME THEORIES OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ·
6. Adam Smith's Theory
7.The Ricardian Theory
8.The Malthusian Theory
9. Mill's Theory
10. The Classical Theory
11. The Marxian Theory
12. The Schumpeterian Theory
13. The Keynesian Theory
14. Rostow's Stages of Economic Growth
14A. Gerchenkron's Great Spurt Theory 136 i-vi
15. Nurkse'sTheory of Disguished Unemployment as a Saving PotentialI
16. Lewis' Theory of Unlimited Supplies of Labour
17. Fei-Ranis Theory
17 A. Jorgenson's Nco-Classical Model of a Dual Economy
17B. Harris-Todaro Model of Migration and Unemployment
18. Leibenstein's Critical Minimum Effort Thesis
19. Nelson's Low-Level Equilibrium Trap
20. The "Big Push" Theory
21. The Doctrine of Balanced Growth
22. The Concept of Unbalanced Growth
23. Dualistic Theories
23A. The Dependency Theory of Underdevelopment
24. Myrdal's Theory of Circular Causation
Part Three;
SOME GROWTH MODELS
25. The Harrod-Domar Models
26. The Kaldor Model of Distrihution
27. The Pasinetti Model of Profit and Growth
28. Joan Robinson Model; A Capital Accumulation
29.Meade's Neo-Classical Model of Economic Growth
30.The Solow Model Of Long-Run Growth
31.Kaldor's Model of Growth
32. Models of Technical Change
33. The Stylised Facts and Steady Stale Growth
33A. The Golden Rule of Accumulation
33B. Growth Accounting
34. The Fel'dman Model
35. The Mahalanobis Model
36. Growth Models in Indian Planning
Part Four;
DOMESTIC MEASURES FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
37. Capital Formation and Economic Development
38. Role of Agriculture and Industry in Economic Development
39. Monetary Policy in Economic Development
40. Fiscal Policy in Economic Development
41. Deficit Financing as an Instrument of Economics Development
42. Price Policy in Economic Development
43. Population. Growth and Economic Development
44. Human Capital Formation and Manpower Planning
45. Entrepreneurship in Economic Development
46. Role of the State in Economic Development
Part Five;
INTERNATIONALMEASURES FORECONOMICDEVELOPMENT
47. Role of Foreign Trade in Economic Development
48. Commercial Policy and Economic Development
49. Foreign Capital and Aid in Economic Development
50. Two-Gap Model and Costs-Benefits of Foreign Aid
51. Private Foreign Investment and Multinationals
Part Six;
SOME PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
52. Economic Planning
53. Shadow Prices
54. Project Evaluation and Cost-Benefit Analysis
55. Controls under Planning
PLANNING TECHNIQUES I
56. Input-Output Analysis
PLANNING TECHNIQUES II
57. Linear Programming
58: The Concept of Capital-Output Ratio
.59. The Choice of Techniques
59A. Transfer of Technology
60.Investment Criteria in Economic Development
61. Economic Planning and Price Mechanism
Part Seven;
PLANNING IN INDIA
62. Objectives and Achievements of lndia Plans
63. The Strategy of lndia Planning
64. Resource Mobilisation in Indian Plans
65. The Pattern of Investment in Indian Plans .
66. Agricultural Development and Policy Under the Plans
67. Industrial Development and Policy Under the Plans
68. Regional Disparities and Balanced Regional Development
69. Poverty in India
70. Economic Inequalities in India
71. Unemployment in India
72. Growth of National Income, Saving and Investment
73. Public Sector in India
74. Inflationary Pressures in Indian Economy
75. Foreign Trade and Balance of Payments in India
76. Foreign Capital in India
77. Seventh Five-Year Plan, 1985-90
78. Eighth Five-Year Plan, 1992-97
79. Ninth Five-Year Plan, 1997-2002
Bibliography

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