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Dynamics And Income Distribution |
Irma Adelman, Professor, Thomas Forsyth Chair, University of California, Berkeley, US
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| 1995 |
432 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 85898 052 2 |
£84.00 |
on-line discount
£75.60 |
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‘The book should be compulsory reading for any researchers in economics and development studies. The rigour, depth, and profound historical knowledge of the author, along with her sympathetic humanistic approach, reminds us that economics is not just a sterile mathematical game but a study of the problems of human welfare.’
– Dipak Basu, The Economic Journal
Dynamics and Income Distribution brings together Irma Adelman’s pioneering applications of econometrics, as well as papers on the poverty and income distribution implications of growth and development. The volume combines some early papers on business cycles and long swings with other pieces focusing on just economic development.
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