December 2014
Beginner
352 pages
14h 24m
English

Growth and development
Japanese investment begins flowing into South Korea’s economy in 1965.
1841 German economist Friedrich List argues that protecting industry would help economies to diversify.
1943 Polish economist Paul Rosenstein-Rodan argues that poor countries need a “big push” to develop through state investment.
1992 US economist Alice Amsden claims South Korea’s use of performance criteria fostered industrial growth.
1994 US economist Paul Krugman argues that the East Asian takeoff was a result of increases in physical capital rather than true innovation.
After World War II the economies of a cluster of ...
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