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portada Foreign Capital, Savings and Growth: An International Cross-Section Study (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
174
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.1 cm
Weight
0.27 kg.
ISBN13
9789400978874

Foreign Capital, Savings and Growth: An International Cross-Section Study (in English)

K. L. Gupta (Author) · M. a. Islam (Author) · Springer · Paperback

Foreign Capital, Savings and Growth: An International Cross-Section Study (in English) - Gupta, K. L. ; Islam, M. a.

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Synopsis "Foreign Capital, Savings and Growth: An International Cross-Section Study (in English)"

The growing disparity between the developed and the developing countries has once again rekindled the debate about the relative merits of foreign investment as means whereby the developed countries can help the devel- oping countries in both achieving a reasonable rate of growth and also from preventing the widening gap between the North and the South from widening even further. This renewed interest in the debate was most sharply highlighted at the recently concluded North-South economic summit conference at Cancun, Mexico. There, the United States took the position that massive increases in foreign aid were neither practical nor the best means of ensuring continuing and satisfactory growth in the developing countries. Rather the solution was to be found in depending on a free market economy and on inflows of private foreign investment. Behind these views, of course lie the more fundamental questions: for example, what should be the role of multinational corporations in the developing countries since they constitute the main source of foreign private investment? Should there be greater cooperation between the public sectors of the North and the South? What is the best means of bridging the economic gap between the North and the South: through direct transfers of wealth from the North to the South or through raising South's growth rates via the transfer of technology and the inflow of investment by multinationals? These questions are of fundamental importance and have wide ranging implications, not only for the economic

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