Titlebook: Alternative Perspectives in Third-World Development; The Case of Malaysia Masudul Alam Choudhury (Professor of Economics),Uz Book 1996 Palg

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Introduction,ns, are well known from the literature. The conflict between the paradigms of growth and development can be traditionally studied as one between economic efficiency, stability and sustained economic performance, on the side of economic growth; and distribution, political and ethical forces in market

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,Malaysia’s Economic Performance: An Overview, US$3000 by 1993. This puts Malaysia among the more successful developing economies, and by the World Bank standards, Malaysia is already into the upper-middle-income group of countries and has joined a newly industrialising economy status (World Bank, 1993). The size of its GDP is about the same as

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Macroeconomic Perspectives of the Malaysian Economy, of its worst growth period since Independence. The main impetus came from rapid expansion of the export-oriented industrial sector and strong manufactured exports. Along with growth and low inflation, national consumption and investment increased and the current account of the balance of payments r

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Privatisation as an Instrument for National Policy and Socio-economic Restructuring,g a free enterprise economic system. In Malaysia, where it was made a national policy in the mid-1980s, it was regarded as an instrument of national policy and socio-economic restructuring. As an instrument of national policy it was aimed at reducing the financial and administrative burden of the go

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Structural Adjustment within Malaysian Agriculture in Response to Rapid Industrialisation,between agriculture and industry in the Malaysian promotion of industrialisation. Within the industrial sector we will focus on manufacturing. The chapter falls into three parts to realise this objective.

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Human Development Through Poverty Alleviation,n attaining national income and GNP growth has resulted in countries not giving sufficient attention to redistributive measures, providing basic needs and extending the benefits of development to a large section of the population. Poverty still prevails in a significant proportion in the developing

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Instruments of Participatory Enterprise for Grassroots Development,ilateral trade organisation, the world today still faces a grim prospect of 3 billion abject poor (United Nations, 1991), acute disparity between the North and the South and increasingly de-equalizing external deficits for the poor countries. These conditions are found to aggravate the difficulties