Albert O. Hirschman: A ‘Beamish’ Social Scientist for Our Grandchildren

Özçelik, Emre

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“…Hirschman () coined this fracasomania or a ‘failure complex’; see Özçelik () for a fuller diagnosis.…”

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Development economics appears to have come full circle, as interest in and concern for industrialization have made a comeback, echoing major concerns of the early development economists. However, when it comes to the practice of industrialization strategy and industrial policy, the default recommendation is still the market and static comparative advantage — the main task of governments, in the new view, is to impose institutional reforms and improve governance so as to allow markets to perform more efficiently. History is thus about to repeat itself, but this time as farce, because no country has managed to climb the industrial ladder just by ‘getting prices and institutions right’. We have to re‐learn the old lessons of how to industrialize, learning from past mistakes and taking into account new challenges posed by today's global realities.

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“…In these activities, some residential areas with frequent economic and other connections gradually form a distinctive economic region, while other connections gradually form their own distinctive economic zones. Based on the Perroux growth pole theory, scholars have proposed many theories, such as the cumulative causality theory [ 11 ], scholars have proposed many theories, such as the cumulative causality theory, the unbalanced growth theory [ 12 ], the inverted "U" theory [ 11 ], and Paul Krugman’s product life cycle theory [ 13 ] to explain the dynamic of regional economic development. Most existing studies suggest that regional development can be affected by many factors such as population aggregation and industrial agglomeration, development strategy, endowment of resources, and informatization and technological innovation ability [ 14 , 15 ].…”

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The relationship between rural information consumption and regional economic development with spatial Durbin model—A case study of Zhejiang, China

2023

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Information consumption is a kind of economic activity that directly or indirectly takes information products and information services as consumption objects. Most of the existing studies have established the "formula” of rural information consumption in promoting economic and social development, while few efforts have been devoted to study the quantitative reciprocities between them. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the relationship between information consumption in rural areas and regional economic development with a case study of Zhejiang, China. Based on rural information consumption-related indexes, basic geographic data, and other publicly available regional economic development related data, we conduct the exploration with the spatial Durbin model (SDM). The study indicates that (1) from the perspective of spatial analysis, the economic development level of all prefecture-level cities in Zhejiang, China has a significant positive spatial correlation; (2) in rural areas, the network infrastructure improvement, information industry clustering, etc. can accelerate enhancing information consumption and promote regional economic development; and (3) facilitate the development of rural information consumption is conducive to alleviate the imbalance of regional economic development. It is hoped that our study can help understand the current situation of information consumption in rural China and provide a theoretical reference for rural economic and social development.

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Albert O. Hirschman (1915–2012): An Unorthodox Regional Scientist

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2023

Great Minds in Regional Science, Vol. 2

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Albert O. Hirschman: A ‘Beamish’ Social Scientist for Our Grandchildren

Cited by 7 publications

References 23 publications

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The relationship between rural information consumption and regional economic development with spatial Durbin model—A case study of Zhejiang, China

Albert O. Hirschman (1915–2012): An Unorthodox Regional Scientist

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