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STRUCTURAL CHANGE, ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE AND WORLD DEVELOPMENT VOLUME 2 NATURAL AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURAL CHANGE, ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE AND WORLD DEVELOPMENT Victor L. Urquidi (editor) 1 BASIC ISSUES Silvio Borner and Alwyn Taylor (editors) 2 NATURAL AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR DEVELOPMENT Luigi Pasinetti and Pete r Lloyd (editors) 3 STRUCTURAL CHANGE AND ADlUSTMENT IN THE WORLD ECONOMY lohn H. Dunning and Mikoto Usui (editors) 4 ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE Structural Change, Economic Interdependence and World Development Proceedings of the Seventh World Congress of the International Economic Association, Madrid, Spain Volume 2 NATURAL AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR DEVELOPMENT Edited by Silvio Borner and Alwyn Taylor Palgrave Macmillan ISBN 978-1-349-09119-5 ISBN 978-1-349-09117-1 (eBook) DOI 10.1007/978-1-349-09117-1 © International Economic Association, 1987 Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition 1987 978-0-333-42845-0 All rights reserved. For information, write: Scholarly & Reference Division, St. Martin's Press, Inc., 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10010 First published in the United States of America in 1987 ISBN 978-0-312-00416-3 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data International Economic Association. World Congress (7th : 1983 : Madrid, Spain) VII World Congress of the International Economic Association, Madrid, September 1983. Includes index. Contents: - v. 2. Natural and financial resources for development. I. Economic history-1971- -Congresses. 2. Economic development-Congresses. 3. Developing countries-Economic policy---;-Congresses. 4. Natural resources-Developing countries-Congresses. 5. Finance-Developing countries-Congresses. I. Borner, Silvio. II. Taylor, Alwyn. III. Title. IV. Title: 7th World Congress of the International Economic Association, Madrid, September 1983. V. Title: Seventh World Congress of the International Economic Association, Madrid, September 1983. HC13.1547 1983a 330.9 86-26311 ISBN 978-0-312-00416-3 (v. 2) Contents Preface VllI Acknowledgements IX List of Contributors X Scientific Programme Committee xi Abbreviations and Acronyms xii 1 Introduction Silvio Borner and Alwyn Taylor 1 PART I NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT 2 Introduction to Part I T. S. Khachaturov 7 3 Incorporating the Environment in Development Planning Charles Pearson and Maynard Hufschmidt 19 4 Natural Resources and Socio-economic Effects of Recycling A. Lukaszewicz 35 PART II THE WORLD FOOD SITUATION AND PROSPECTS 5 Introduction to Part 11 N. Islam 51 6 The World Food Situation G. Edward Schuh 65 7 World Food Prospects till 2000 Hans Linnemann 87 8 Food Security: A Stabilisation Problem for Developing Countries Alberto Valdes 105 PART III ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION 9 Introduction to Part 111 R. Tabbarah 127 v VI Contents 10 Socio-economic Issues Arising from Immigation in Receiving Countries Mary Kritz 141 11 Contribution of Workers' Remittances to Development T. Alexander KjurCiev 159 PART IV ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE ARMS INDUSTRY 12 Introduction to Part IV Christian Schmidt 175 13 The Evaluation of Efficiency in the Arms Industry Keith Hartley 181 14 Arms Industry Unlimited: The Economic Impact of the Arms Sector in Developing Countries Herbert Wul! 203 15 A Game-theoretic Analysis of the Role of the Arms Industry in the International Security System Michael D. Intriligator and Dagobert L. Brito 219 16 Defence Industrialisation, Technology Transfer and the Choice of Techniques in LDCs Saadet Deger and m ~~ 17 Alternative Approaches to the Arms Industry: Some Suggestions for a Research Programme Christian Schmidt 255 PART V CAPITAL NEEDS AND CAPITAL MARKETS 18 Introduction to Part V J. B. Donges 267 19 Capital Needs of the Developing Countries in the Eighties Helen Hughes 275 Contents VB 20 International Investment Cooperation within the CMEA Area C. Luft and Lutz Maier 301 PART VI FOREIGN INDEBTEDNESS, EXCHANGE RATES AND THE MONETARY SYSTEM 21 Introduction to Part VI Alwyn Taylor 323 22 Africa and the International Monetary System G. O. Nwankwo 337 23 International Interdependence and the Debt Problem M. Panic and M. S. Kumar 359 24 Latin American Foreign Debt; Problems and Prospects A. Ferrer 381 25 Inßationary Expectations and Price Interdependence under Floating Exchange Rates J. Ahmad 395 PART VII INTERNATIONAL FINANCING FOR DEVELOPMENT 26 Introduction to Part VII Silvio Borner 407 27 Financial Flows to Developing Countries: Trends, Problems and Future Outlook He/mut W. Mayer 411 28 International Financial and Goods Markets in 1982-3 and Beyond C. F. Diaz-Alejandro 429 29 Direct Foreign Investment and Alternative Forms of External Non-concessional Finance for Developing Countries G. K. Hel/einer 445 Index 467 Preface The Seventh World Congress of the International Economic Association was held in Madrid from 5-9 September 1983 on the subject of 'Structural Change, Economic Interdependence and World Development'. It covered a wide variety of topics and was designed to elucidate issues of concern in economies of all types: market orientated and centrally planned; developed and developing; and at aII levels of industrialisation. There was wide participation in the Congress both on a geographical basis and from the point of view of different schools of thought and methodology. The Congress opened and cIosed with plenary sessions, and in between was aseries of sixteen specialised sessions and a number of round table discussions. It has not been· possible to publish all the papers presented, but incIuded in the four volumes are those which give a fair representation of the views expressed. These papers are supplemented by comments from the organisers of the sessions which include some report of the discussions which took place. The proceedings are divided into four volumes as folIows: 1. Basic Issues, edited by Victor L. Urquidi; 2. Natural and Financial Resources tor Development, edited by Silvio Borner and Alwyn Taylor; 3. Structural Change and Adjustment in the World Economy, edited by Luigi Pasinetti and Peter LIoyd; 4. Economic Interdependence, edited by John H. Dunning and Mikoto Usui. The Congress was held with the cooperation of the Consejo General de Colegios de Economistas de Espanä, the Association's member body from Spain. viii Acknowledgements The Seventh World Congress of the IEA, which took place in Madrid, was honoured by the patronage of His Majesty King Juan Carlos, and we wish to express our sincere thanks to hirn for his support. The General Council of the Colleges of Economists of Spain was the principal organisation which made this Congress possible, and by the tireless efforts of its members, by its financial support, and not least by its hospitality to this international gathering, ensured its success. Financial and practical support and hospitality came also from the Autonomous Governments of Euzkadi and Madrid, from the Municipal Government of Madrid, from the Government of Spain, and from a number of other public and private organisations which we would especially mention: Ministerio de Economia y Hacienda Ministerio de la Presidencia Banco de Espaöa Banco de Credito Industrial Banco de Credito Local Banco de Credito Agricola Banco Hipotecario de Espaöa Banco Exterior de Espaöa Consejo Superior Bancario Comunidad Autonoma de Madrid Instituto de Cooperacion Iberoamericana Iberia Banco de Bilbao Confederacion Espaöola de Cajas de Abhorros Caja de Ahorros y Monte de Piedad de Madrid Caja Postal de Ahorros We wish to express our gratitude to all who participated in making this Congress a memorable and fruitful experience. Lastly to UNESCO whose continuing support makes these meetings possible, we express our continuing appreciation. ix

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