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The ECONOMICS OF RAPID GROWTH - The Experience of Japan and Korea (Hardcover)
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The ECONOMICS OF RAPID GROWTH - The Experience of Japan and Korea (Hardcover)
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Japan and South Korea are two of the most important success stories
in recent economic history. Both countries have succeeded in
achieving remarkably high growth rates to transform themselves from
isolated agricultural societies to major industrial powers.In The
Economics of Rapid Growth, Dirk Pilat uses catch-up theory to
explain why countries with lower levels of income can use the
technology of more advanced economies to foster growth and
industrialization. His analysis emphasizes the importance of
pre-existing education levels, financial and commercial
institutions and infrastructure to explain the rapid economic
growth of Japan and Korea. A growth accounting framework is used to
show the contribution of capital, labour and land to the rapid
economic growth from the early 1950s. This growth is put in an
international perspective by detailed sectoral productivity
comparisons which include discussion of some of the measurement
problems implicit in international comparisons. The final parts of
the book look at the links between productivity and
competitiveness, as well as the role of trade policy and exports in
productivity growth. This acclaimed book will be widely read by
researchers, students and policymakers concerned with growth,
development and the emergence of two of the most powerful economies
in the modern world.
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