Titlebook: Development Perspectives; Paul Streeten Book 1981 Paul Streeten 1981 development.economics.microeconomics

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-6791-6ies’ moral appeals and appeals to distant and uncertain national self-interest of the rich, backed by masses of facts and figures, were not enough. There must also be appeals to the clear and imminent self-interest and backing by power.

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The Meaning and Purpose of Interdisciplinary Studiesrated in distinct disciplines because of the demands of the social reality of a different culture. This is illustrated with the concept ‘capital’. There is a conservative and a radical version. In the former, new wine can be poured into old bottles; in the latter, wholly new concepts and models must be constructed.

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The Limits of Development Researchticular the charge of intellectual imperialism. Different arguments for collaboration in research between rich and poor countries are distinguished. The question is raised whether research in rich countries should confine itself to the ‘interface’ of rich-poor relations or whether development research is an indivisible whole.

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Policies towards Multi-Nationalsupply domestically implies an uneven division of gains. To prevent the lion’s share going to the lion, bargaining strategies are suggested that enable the developing host country to share in some of the rents and quasi-rents.

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Takeshi Osawa,Takaaki Nishida,Takashi Okaew light on the demand for sources of energy and for sophisticated products, the transfer of inappropriate technologies, the role of the trans-national enterprise, the relation between rural development and industrialization and the relation of domination and dependence.

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