Building A Sustainable Model of Growth and Development: A Model Not Based On Natural Resources - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Why has the economic growth performance of some developing countries been persistently poor in the last several years? And even when most developing countries experience growth, it is based on natural resources. What can be done to move developing nations to a stronger growth trajectory? Building a sustainable model of growth outlines strategies for developing countries to break free from a poor growth trajectory to becoming some of the most successful nations. Based on research on developing countries in Latin America, Africa and emerging Asia, the book helps the reader understand growth strategies that successful developing nations have implemented and how these lessons can be applied to late developing countries. A sustainable model will require not just relying on natural resources but also implementing a successful industrial policy. Using an inter-sectoral approach, this book suggests a framework and strategies for countries to attain and sustain growth.Emmanuel explores some of the policies that proved successful in East Asia and how they could be adapted to the context of other developing countries. She suggests several policy measures to build various sectors of the economy so that nations can achieve sustainable growth. This book looks at such key topics like why institutional reform fails and proposes a new approach to the institutional reform problem that works.

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