Development Planning. The Essentials of Economic Policy.

Caine, Sydney; Lewis, W. A.

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“…In many Global South countries, these comprised local industrialists, state managers and multinational companies (Evans 1979). The implementation of indicative planning (Lewis 1966) as part of an import-substituting industrialization strategy (Hirschmann 1968) was of particular significance. However, both the structuralist Economic Commission for Latin America and dependency school scholars criticized the modernization school's optimistic promises about newly emerging countries catching up.…”

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Growth models, growth strategies, and power blocs in Turkey and Egypt in the twenty-first century

Güngen,

Akçay

2024

European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies: Intervention

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Analysis of the growth patterns in the Global South in the twenty-first century suggests there is room for authoritarian states to search for new growth models. Authoritarian states, such as Turkey and Egypt, benefited from global financial circumstances in the early 2000s and experienced shifts in growth strategies in the 2010s, suppressing political space further. Our main research question, thus, is focusing on what the main domestic political economy causes of these growth strategy and model changes are. To explain the changes in growth strategies and models amid the strength of reinforced authoritarian regimes in these two countries, we employ a hybrid research strategy, tying growth model changes to conflicts within the power bloc. We argue that in the mid-to-late 2010s, peripheral goods producers gained the upper hand in Turkey, while a military takeover in Egypt was followed by the promotion of exports and new investments. We also contend that power bloc reconfigurations in the last decade and the rise of new growth strategies both in Turkey and in Egypt aimed to change previous domestic demand-led demand and growth models.

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Growth models, growth strategies, and power blocs in Turkey and Egypt in the twenty-first century

Güngen,

Akçay

2024

European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies: Intervention

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“…According to Lewis (1966), a change in distribution occurs because demand and supply are out of equilibrium; the supply of some resource is either too small or too large. A rising price signals that supply is growing too slowly, but the movement is self reversing.…”

Section: Growth Versus Distributionmentioning

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“…The easier and more popular is to control the price; the more difficult is to effect an increase in supply. The two conflict because the incentive to increase supply is reduced when the price is not allowed to rise (Lewis: 1966). The planner's contribution is to put major emphasis on increasing the supply of those resources whose scarcity is responsible for the uneven distribution of income.…”

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“…The conflict between distribution and growth arises only out of shortage of supply; if shortage can be eliminated, growth is possible without uneven distribution. However, shortage cannot be eliminated without incentives; so the planner has also to plead for that minimum of change in distribution without which supply cannot be adequately increased (Lewis: 1966).…”

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“…According to Lewis (1966), the kind of increase in farm incomes which is required is not that which is due to food prices rising relatively to other domestic prices: this makes the farmers richer, but only at the expense of the rest of the population; and it may bring development to a stop by raising wages relatively to profits. The kind of increase in farm income which is required is that which is due to an increase in productivity or to an increase in exports or the prices of exports (Lewis: 1966).…”

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A Planning Strategy to Improve Economic Development of South Africa: MDG1

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2019

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In 1987, the World Commission on Environment and Development published a Brundtland Report entitled 'Our Common Future' Their defined sustainable development as 'development that meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability for future generation to meet their needs. (HSRC2000). Development planning at international level has focus on the Millennium Development Goals, which are called Sustainable Development Goals, there are 17 Sustainable development goals, In this paper we will focus goal number 1. Which is eradicate extreme hunger and poverty in South Africa?

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Development Planning. The Essentials of Economic Policy.

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