| Chinaʹs development strategies
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1977 |
Ginsburg, Norton |
| Changing views on trade and development : some reflections
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1977 |
Johnson, Harry G. |
| X-efficiency theory, conventional entrepreneurship, and excess capacity creation in LDCs
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1977 |
Leibenstein, Harvey |
| The technological factor in socioeconomic dualism : toward an economy-of-scale paradigm for development theory
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1977 |
Felix, David |
| Aid and world instability
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1977 |
Balogh, Thomas |
| Class pay differentials, wage stretching, and early capitalist development
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1977 |
Morley, Samuel A. |
| Modernization : cultural meanings : the widening gap between the intellectuals and the process
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1977 |
Nash, Manning |
| A generalized linkage approach to development, with special reference to staples
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1977 |
Hirschman, Albert O. |
| Population policy and the theory of reproductive motivation
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1977 |
Davis, Kingsley |
| Education and economic development : the first generation
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1977 |
Carnoy, Martin |
| The psychological causes and consequences of modernization : an Ethiopian case study
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1977 |
McClelland, David C. |
| Bloch, Hoselitz, and SCAP
|
1977 |
Bronfenbrenner, Martin |
| Reflections of sociological aspects of economic growth based on the work of Bert Hoselitz
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1977 |
Singer, H. W. |
| Notes on the study of economic growth of nations
|
1977 |
Kuznets, Simon |
| Development theory at three-quarters century
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1977 |
Ranis, Gustav |
| On "appropriate" policy technology for development
|
1977 |
Meier, Gerald M. |
| A typology of poverty in 1850
|
1977 |
Adelman, Irma |
| A note on the transfer of technology
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1977 |
Burton, Henry J. |
| Modernization as rationalization : processes and restraints
|
1977 |
Moore, Wilbert E. |
| Economic development theory : the earnest search for a mirage
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1977 |
Papanek, Gustav F. |
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