Equity and Efficiency in Economic Development bk / Edited by Donald J. Savoie and Irving Brecher

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London McGill-Queen's University Press 1992Description: 425p. xii, includes Bibliographical referencesISBN:

1853391751

DDC classification:

DC20 338.9

Summary: The book postulates fiscal equity and economic development,the status and efficiency of regional development,whether regional policies for equity can be justified, and equity, efficiency and the managerial paradigm. Hunger, the over expansion of higher education in the world, and finally international aspects.

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Abstract

The book deals with the concepts of equity and efficiency in development. It also looks at development, efficiency and liberation, and further discusses these concepts in their historical perspective. Furthermore, equity and efficiency in the mature socialist are explained as well as what the evidence on income inequality and development is.

The book postulates fiscal equity and economic development,the status and efficiency of regional development,whether regional policies for equity can be justified, and equity, efficiency and the managerial paradigm. Hunger, the over expansion of higher education in the world, and finally international aspects.

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