Lecture 10 : Development Theory and Pathways Flashcards

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What are the ywo features of the definition for the developement

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1- historic definition

2- as the economy expands, its character changes too

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Second definition of the development

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economic development is endogenous to the development process

So in other words, where a country is in its development process changes ita vision of development

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How countries change as they ‘develop’ ??

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1- Economic structural change

Exports & imports increase with GDP

Accumulation of capital increases with GDP

Share of agriculture falls and industry & services

rise with GDP/capita

2- Urbanization

Economies of agglomeration

Economies of scale

3- Inequality

Kuznet’s curve

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Explain :

How countries change as they ‘develop’

Economic structural change

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Eports & imports increase with GDP

Accumulation of capital increases with GDP

Share of agriculture falls and industry & services

rise with GDP/capita

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5
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Explain Engel’s Law

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As the income increases, the share of income spent on food decreases .

++$$$ for savings, spent of manufactured goods and services

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What are the two reasons that explain that as an economy grows, the agricultural sector goes down

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1- engel’s LAw

2- Agricultures becomes +++ productive as economy grows

so it freezes up labour

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7
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Explain how Urbanization chnages as countries develop

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Economies of agglomeration

Economies of scale

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Explain how Inequality changes as countries develop

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Kuznet’s curve

As countries change, they first see an increase in inequality ans then a decrease.

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9
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Theories of economic development

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Stages of growth

Two-sector model

Dependency theory

Endogenous growth theory

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10
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Explain the stages of growth theory

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invented by al rustal in 1960

countries go tru stages like an airplane on the airway

What makes the plane take off ?

Savings + Investments

So a country need to adopt policis to enable savings

So foreigh assiatance comes from rustand

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Explain the two sector model theory

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As u bring +++ pppl in the rural sector, u get them working in factories and it makes them be +++ productive ppl.

trough industrialization

increase of capital investment

( ex railways in US whereahres were sold to the public )

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12
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Explain the dependency theory

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Counties that developed first are taking advantage of the ones that developed second.

The global system of then world serves the interest of the wealthy

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13
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Explain the Endegenous growth theory

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1- itès not the amount of inputs that matters.

Itès the interaction btw capital and people

Ex: trough taxes

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14
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Paths to economic growth

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Primary products exports

Inward-looking industrialization (ISI)

Export-oriented industrialization (EOI)

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15
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Explain the PPE

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Primary product exports

Export agricultural products, timber, fish,

oil and gas, minerals

Comparative advantage

Growth based on:

New resources

Improved use of existing resources

Linkage effects

fiscal, production and consumption linkages

Canada, US = goooodddd

But no good for some other countries : argentina

Problems:

There can be very low demand for only one product

Sluggish demand, volatile prices & unbalanced

growth

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16
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DEfinition of linkage

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In vestment in a particlau project generates investments in another stage of production

They are connections btw industries and across sectionns . new indutries can arise bc of the exports .

Ex: wheat led to the creation of trains, etc.

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Explain the inward looking industrialization

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Goal : to kickstart industrial prod like in the mercantile era

Almots every country has followed this path

Just like import substitution

Shift the competitive advantage from primary products to manufactured
goods, and ultimately the service sector.

Problems : infant industry sometimes doesnt not take off, very limited market

18
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explain :

Export-oriented industrialization path (NIC – Newly industrialized countries)

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Four Asian Tigers

Forcing the pace to innovation

Tactics : 1- subsidies

management of the exchange rate

low interest loooaaans

Problems :

1- protectionism

2- vulnerable to whaever happens oversea

3- very expansive and difficult to run by the governement.

19
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History of dev

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Before, development was only about growth.
Mercantile era: accumulating as much gold and silver as you could. Poverty in the 18 th
century was a good thing: that means we’ve got cheap labour. This begun to change in the
19 th century (societies, NGOs etc).
After World War II in Europe: development meant reconstruction and infrastructure.
Seventies: poverty reduction.
Late eighties: freedoms and capabilities