The Rise and Decline of Development Economics

Development Economics was the focus of attention not only for economists but also for almost everyone who thought about "world affairs" from the 1940s to the 1980s. This issue seems to have been pushed aside as the 21st century approaches, especially in the "underdeveloped" countries, that is, the Third World. However, the problems of Third World people continue to deepen. Fortunately, the economists who worry about the development problems of these countries, which constitute 75% of the world's population, are not extinct... Prof. Dr. In the book you have in hand, Fikret Senses has compiled important articles of a number of economists in this line. Senses points out that the economic and social problems of Third World countries cannot be solved with market-oriented approaches and that Development Economics is necessary as a separate branch of science. The book includes comprehensive articles analyzing the development history and future perspectives of Third World economies. Again, there are analyzes on basic topics that concern everyone, not just economists: The historical aspect of the development problem, inflation and stability policies; international debt crisis; industrialization and world economy; Lessons to be learned from the industrialization experiences of underdeveloped countries; The impact of the state on industrialization policy...



Number of Pages: 360

Year of Printing: 2003


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 360

First Print Year: 2003

Language Turkish