What Do Development Economists Do Nowadays? The Asian Example: Review Essay. by Aarnio, O

Appetizers in development economics by Ryder Bell

“… First paragraph: In Edible Economics, South Korean development economist Ha-Joon Chang argues against the neoliberal philosophy that “has normalized self-serving behavior” (p. xxii). …”
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50 years of Malaysian agriculture: transformational issues challenges & direction by Fatimah, Mohd Arshad, Raja Abdullah, Nik Mustapha, Kaur, Bisant, Abdullah, Amin Mahir

“…The industrial sectors such as services, electrical and electronics and construction, have become the country’s engines of growth.This trend is applauded by development economist as a testament to the role of the agriculture sectors as the catalyst to industrialization in the early stage of development. …”

GLOBALISATION, CULTURE & INEQUALITIES : IN HONOUR OF THE LATE ISHAK SHARI / by Abdul Rahman Embong, editor 530677

“…Globalisation, Culture and Inequalities : Globalisation, Culture and Inequalities is a memorial volume to honour the work of the well-known Malaysian development economist and public intellectual, the late Professor Dr. …”

Global development fifty years after Bretton Woods: Essays in honour of Gerald K. Helleiner

“…Fourteen papers, originally presented at a colloquium held in Ottawa in June 1994, honor the work of development economist Gerald Helleiner and commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. …”

Exploring the links between financial flows and economic growth: a panel ARDL approach by Amna Zardoub

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Ungku Aziz's ideas on development / by Muhammad Syafiq Borhannuddin, 1986-, author 600975

Ungku Aziz's ideas on development / by Muhammad Syafiq Borhannuddin, 1986-, author 600975, Mohamad Zaini Othman, supervisor 608122, Sekolah Pengajian Siswazah 499721

Flows of Private International Capital in the Asian and Pacific Region by Chee Peng Lim

“…If development economists were asked to identify those economies which have the greatest potential for growth in the nineties, they would probably select the People’s Republic of China; Republic of Korea; Singapore; Spain; Taipei, China; and Thailand. …”
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Effectiveness of foreign aid human development by Ali, Muhammad, Shirazi, Nasim Shah, Abdul Manap, Turkhan Ali

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The Influence of Business Incubation Services on The Performance of SMEs in The Tourism Industry by Gloria Mothibi, Tyron Tegwen Warlimont, Lavinia Nădrag

“…Research studies by academics, financial experts and development economists have all harped on the imperativeness of promoting the establishment of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) as an instrument for the economic development and engine of growth, as well as employment generation. …”
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Farm Household Production Theories: A Review of “Institutional” and “Behavioral” Responses by Mariapia Mendola

“…It provides a wide-ranging literature review of different microeconomic approaches to peasant economy, shedding light on the underlying reasons that lead modern development economists away from the neoclassical framework to study “real people in real environments.” …”
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Gender equality, growth, and how a technological trap destroyed female work by Humphries, J, Schneider, B

“…Development economists have long studied the relationship between gender equality and economic growth. …”

Development Strategies for Growth with Equity: The South Asian Experience by Sukhamoy Chakravarty

“…Later on, toward the late 1960s and early 1970s, the concerns of development economists and also international agencies shifted to issues relating to employment, income distribution and poverty, as some of the early optimism about the capital-centered approach to the development process did not always produce the desired results. …”
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Agribusiness entrepreneurial intention: The roles of psychological traits, situational factors, perceived behaviour control and entrepreneurial education / Aki @ Zaki Aman by Aman, Aki @ Zaki

“…Agribusiness is one of the important elements in a country's economic development. Economists agree that agribusiness is one of the contributors to the country's growth and provides employment opportunities. …”
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OIL EXPORT FLUCTUATIONS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH by Hamid Abrishami, Reza Mohseni

“…But at the same time, international specialization implies a high commodity dependency which were criticized by some development economists. It is believed that international specialization of commodity implies a high economic dependency to export earnings. …”
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Investigating the impact of free trade on agricultural exports (Case study: wheat and pistachio) by Mashaallah Salarpoor, Elaheh Ahani

“…The growth of the agricultural sector as a platform to achieve development goals in developing countries is considered essential. Development economists in general and agricultural economists in particular emphasize that agriculture can contribute to economic growth. …”
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Evaluating Strategies to Reduce Arsenic Poisoning in South Asia: A View from the Social Sciences by Matthew Krupoff, Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak, Alexander van Geen

“…We highlight the conceptual links between arsenic-mitigation policy interventions and other development projects in Bangladesh and elsewhere, as analyzed by development economists, that can shed light on the key social and behavioral mechanisms at play. …”
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Coralie Reslinger, La diversité des modèles d’émergence technologique by Coralie Reslinger

“…It is above all their capabilities to upgrade within the global value chain which offers new insights and poses new questions to development economists. For this reason, we choose to study emergence into the technological prism.Different institutional systems have sustained technological emergence. …”
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Structuring African Warehouse Receipt Systems to Succeed by Anthony Aboagye

“…Development economists have preached that functioning warehouse receipt systems (WRSs) will help smallholder African farmers access loans to help reduce poverty and enhance financial inclusion. …”
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