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Adjustment and Liberalization in the Third World
New World Order Series: Volume 12
H.W. Singer; Neelamber Hatti & Rameshwar Tandon (Eds)

ISBN : 8185182566
Year / Edition : 1991
Pages : 842
Size / Format : 8.5" X 5.5" / Hardcover
Price : Rs. 700  
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 About the Book.

The inter-relations between adjustment, poverty and growth have been studied vigorously by the IMF and World Bank. Now the main issue is how the poor can be protected during periods of adjustment. Experience of the 1980's showed that the World Bank IMF Package provided mised results, with only a minority of the LDCs showing reasonable growth of exports. The symmetry of adjustment now suggests turning around the balance of resource flows again towards the LDCs both for the medium and long term credits.
In the adsence of adequate capital flows, investment levels may prove insufficient to sustain a growth rate that could absorb the growing labour force, this has happened during the last five years in most of the debtor countries.
This volume brings together recent studies relating to the following elements of adjustment and liberalization in the third word:
1. Development Policy and Structural Adjustment
2. World Recession and International Imbalances
3. Adjustment and interdependence
4. Policies for Reform
5. The US, Britain and Japan
6. Debt Equity Swaps
7. Dept Burden and Exchange Rate
8. Bases for a New Approach
9. International Policies for Adjustment

 

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 Contents

Introduction
Acknowledgements
Contributors

PART A Development Policy and Structural Adjustment

  1. Basic Development Policy Questions on Structural Adjustment Programs: Adjustment as if People Mattered........
  2. ---Richard Gerster
  3. Food Aid and Structual Adjustment Lending........
  4. ---H.W. Singer
  5. Adjustment with Growth and the Role of the IMF........
  6. ---Ariel Buira
  7. Structural Adjustment: A Survey of the Issues and Options........
  8. ---Paul Streeten
  9. Structural Adjustment and Long Term Development in Sub-Saharan Africa........
  10. ---G.K. Helleiner

PART B World Recession and International Imbalances

  1. Development at the Turn of the Century........
  2. ---Graciela Chichilnisky
  3. Revolution and the Third World........
  4. ---Samir Amin
  5. American Roulette in the Globonomic Casino: Retrospect and Prospect on the World Economic Crisis Today........
  6. ---Andre Gunder Frank

PART C Adjustment and Interdependence

  1. Developing Countries Debt Problems and Growth Prospects........
  2. ---Anne O. Krueger
  3. Adjustment and Interdependence: The Challenge to Conditionality........
  4. ---Manuel Guitian
  5. Adjustment with IMF Lending........
  6. ---George M. Von Furstenberg
  7. Stabilization and Adjustment........
  8. ---Paul Streeten

PART D Policies for Reform

  1. Selective Policies Under a Structural Foreign Exchange Shortage........
  2. ---Ricardo Ffrench Davis and Manuel Marfan
  3. Some Repressed Aspects of the Case for Financial Reform in LDCs........
  4. ---William Darity Jr. and Bobbie L. Horn
  5. Stabilization, Adjustment and Basic Needs in SSA: Annotated Jottings Towards an Agenda........
  6. ---Reginald Herbold Green
  7. Sovereign Debts, Unilateral " Adjustment" and Multilateral Control: The New Way to Serfdom........
  8. ---Kunibert Raffer

PART E The US, Britain and Japan

  1. Japan's Embarrassment of Rihes........
  2. ---H.W. Singer
  3. The United States, Britain and International Development........
  4. ---Paul Streeten
  5. 'Real' Causes of the Japanese Imbalance........
  6. ---Frederick Victor Meyer

PART F Debt-Equity Swaps

  1. Debt-Equity Swaps in Chile........
  2. ---Ricardo Ffrench Davis
  3. Debt-Equity Swaps: Panacea or the Emperor's New Clothes?........
  4. ---Hans Joachim Huss
  5. Debt-Equity Swaps, Investment and Creditworthiness: The Chilean Example........
  6. ---Rolf Schinke
  7. The Effects of Debt versus Equity Inflows on Savings and Growth in Developing Countries........
  8. ---Ulrich Lachler and Peter Nunnenkamp

PART G Debt Burden and Exchange Rates

  1. Debt Burden, Export Prices and Real Exchange Rates of the Less Developed Countries: A cross Country Study, 1980-86........
  2. ---Prabirjit Sarkar
  3. The International Monetary System and Exchange Rate Policies in the Developing Countries........
  4. ---Bela Balassa

PART H Bases for New Approach

  1. Conditionality: Facts, Theory and Policy Contribution to the Reconstruction of the International Financial System........
  2. ---Dragoslav Avramovic
  3. Global Trends and Latin American Policy........
  4. ---John Williamson
  5. The Foreign Debt Crisis and Adjustment in Chile: 1976-86........
  6. ---Ricardo Ffrench Davis

PART I International Policies for Adjustment

  1. Growth and Macro-economic Policies in the OECD Countries........
  2. ---Jean Paul Fitoussi and Jacques Le Cacheux
  3. Investment, Imports and Economic Performance of Developing Countries in the 1980s........
  4. ---S.M. Shafaeddin
  5. Agriculture in Development: A Punished Sector........
  6. ---Mats Lundahl
  7. Structural Adjustment and East-West-South Economic Cooperation: Key Issues........
  8. ---Karl Wohlmuth
  9. Visible and Invisible Hands in Trade Policy Reform........
  10. ---David Evans
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 About the author...
Hans Singer was born in 1910 in the Rhineland. He first studied economics and social problems at the University of Bonn where he was much influenced by his teacher Joseph Schumpeter and Arthur Spiethoff. Since 1969 he has been a Professorial Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies and Professor of Economics at the University of Sussex, now Emeritus. Among his books are Unemployment and the Unemployed; Economic Development of Under-developed Countries; Economic Development of the Brazilian North-East (with others); The Role of Economist as Official Adviser; International Development, Growth and Change; Perspectives in Economic Development, The Strategy of International Development, Technologies for Basic Needs; Rich and Poor Countries; and The International Economy and Industrial Development. Neelamber Hatti is mainly involved in research at the Department of Economic History, University of Lund, Sweden. Dr. Hatti has written extensively on Trade, Aid and Rural Development, and Microdemography. He has also taught at the University of Copenhagen and has been a visiting Senior Fellow at the Scandinavian Institute of Asian Studies. He has recently authored (with Rameshwar Tandon) the study, Exports and Development: The Indian Experience.Rameshwar Tandon has been involved in teaching and research work for the last three decades. Now he works at the Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore, India. Among his books are Some Perspectives on India's Trade Policy: Prebisch-Singer Hypothesis and Terms of Trade (Peripheral Capitalism in the 1980s); and Exports and Development: The Indian Experience (with Neelamber Hatti).

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