Almost all developing countries have implemented major economic
reforms over the past two decades, but there is no consensus either
on how this impacts on manufacturing or on how policy could be
adapted to support manufacturing. On the one hand there is a widely
held view that protectionism is dead and trade liberalisation is
the only direction. On the other hand there is an increasing
perception that governments have a role in supporting
manufacturing.This book considers the impact of economic reforms on
manufacturing performance and explores policy options for promoting
manufacturing. Using country-specific case studies spanning Africa,
South Asia, South East Asia and Latin America, the authors examine
the evidence for and against both trade liberalisation and
government support policy. Economic Policy and Manufacturing
Performance in Developing Countries will prove an invaluable source
of reference to all scholars of development economics and trade
policy.
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