CHART ONE
CHANGING THEMES IN DEVELOPMENT THINKING
YEARS |
DOMINANT STRANDS IN DEVELOPED COUNTRY THINKING___________ |
DOMINANT THEMES IN DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS |
POLICY IMPLICATIONS |
IMPLICATION FOR C |
COLONIAL PERIOD_____________________________________________________ | ||||
1850-1950 |
HUGE VARIATION; MAINLY MONETARIST |
ENCLAVE COLONIALISM AS |
LIMITED |
LARGELY P/C. TRADITIONAL SOCI |
POST-INDEPENDENCE ECONOMIC PLANNING_________________________________ | ||||
1950S -1960S |
KEYNESIANISM IN NEO-CLASSICAL TRADE THEORY |
GROWTH, |
Interventioni PROTECTIONIST STATE |
P/C WITH COOP |
1970S |
A. KEYNESIANISM B. MARXISM C. NEO-CLASSICAL REVIVAL |
EMPLOYMENT; REDIST. WITH BASIC NEEDS DEPENDENCY THE ROLE OF PRICES and |
AS ABOVE BUT LIMIT MNC | |
LIBERALISATION AND GLOBALIZATION_____________________________________ | ||||
1980S |
MONETARISM AND |
PRO-MARKET AND ANTI- NEW POL.ECON. |
ROLE BACK INCREASED ROLE OF |
MUCH GREATER RO |
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