Rich Nations - Poor Nations: The Long-Run Perspective
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Today the gap between rich and poor nations is larger than it has ever been in recorded history. Yet the economic hegemony of Europe was unanticipated in the 15th century when Europeans seemed no more advanced than their eastern counterparts. This collection of papers places present development problems in historical perspective, drawing on European experience to determine what characterized the growth of the world's first industrialized continent. Topics discussed in this volume include the influence of late fertility on economic development, the roots of Latin American backwardness, economic growth in Central and Eastern Europe since 1870, macro-economic populism and economic failure in Africa since 1960, trade and exchange rate liberalization, and the impact of technology and capital market development in a divided world.
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:1858980593
ISBN13:9781858980591
Release Date:April 1996
Publisher:Edward Elgar Publishing
Length:240 Pages
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