Demystifying Success : The New Structural Economics Approach

It took a Scottish moral philosopher with no training in economics to set the course of modern economics and challenge researchers to answer what is arguably the most fundamental question in public policy, namely: what is the recipe for growth, job creation, and poverty reduction?

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Main Author:	Lin, Justin Yifu
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	2012
Subjects:	annual growth annual growth rate capital investment developing countries developing country diversification economic development economic growth Economics factor endowments growth rates industrial development industrial policy poverty reduction public policy public sector rapid growth sustainable growth technological innovation transaction costs
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/6097

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description	It took a Scottish moral philosopher with no training in economics to set the course of modern economics and challenge researchers to answer what is arguably the most fundamental question in public policy, namely: what is the recipe for growth, job creation, and poverty reduction?
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author	Lin, Justin Yifu
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title	Demystifying Success : The New Structural Economics Approach
title_short	Demystifying Success : The New Structural Economics Approach
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Demystifying Success : The New Structural Economics Approach

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