The Balance between Industry and Agriculture in Economic Development: Proceedings of the Eighth World Congress of the International Economic Association, Delhi, India PDF
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THE BALANCE BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Volume 2: SECTOR PROPORTIONS THE BALANCE BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Volume 1 BASIC ISSUES Kenneth J. Arrow (editor) Volume 2 SECTOR PROPORTIONS Jeffrey G. Williamson and Vadiraj R. Panchamukhi (editors) Volume 3 MANPOWER AND TRANSFERS Sukhamoy Chakravarty (editor) Volume 4 SOCIAL EFFECTS Irma Adelman and SylviaLane (editors) Volume 5 FACTORS INFLUENCING CHANGE Nurul Islam (editor) The Balance between Industry and Agriculture in Economic Development Proceedings of the Eighth World Congress of the International Economic Association, Delhi, India Volume 2 SECTOR PROPORTIONS Edited by Jeffrey G. Williamson and Vadiraj R. Panchamukhi St. Martin's in association with the Press New York Palgrave Macmillan ISBN978-1-349-19748-4 ISBN978-1-349-19746-0(eBook) DOI10.1007/978-1-349-19746-0 ©International EconomicAssociation, 1989 Softcoverreprintofthehardcover 1stedition 1989 978-0-333-46716-9 Allrightsreserved. For information, write: Scholarlyand Reference Division, St. Martin's Press, Inc., 175FifthAvenue, NewYork,N.Y. 10010 First published inthe United States ofAmerica in1989 ISBN978-0-312-02095-8 LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-Publication Data International Economic Association.World Congress (8th : 1986:Delhi,India) The balance between industryand agricuiture in economicdevelopment. Contents:v.2.Sector proportions/edited by JeffreyG.Williamsonand Vadiraj R. Panchamukhi. 1.Economicdevelopment---Congresses. 2.Agriculture Economic aspects-Developingcountries---Congresses. 3.Developing countries-Industries-Congresses. I. Willlamson,Jeffrey, G., 1935- .11.Panchamukhi, Vadiraj, R. HD75.I587 1989 338.9 88-6459 ISBN978-0-312-02095-8 (St. Martin's Press :v.2) Contents Preface Vlll The International Economic Association x Acknowledgements xii IEA Programme Committee XIV Indian Steering Committee xv List ofthe Contributors xvi Abbreviations and Acronyms xix Introduction leffrey G. Williamson and VadirajR. Panchamukhi XXI PART I SECfOR PROPORTIONS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: THEORY AND EVIDENCE 1 1 Theories of Sectoral Balance Lance Taylor 3 2 Sector Proportions and Economic Development: The Evidence since 1950 Moshe Syrquin 32 3 Structural Change and Economic Growth in Developing Countries Vadiraj R. Panchamukhi, R.G. Nambiar and Rajesh Mehta 54 4 The Constraints on Industrialisation: Some Lessons from the First Industrial Revolution leffrey G. Williamson 85 5 The Contribution of Agriculture to Economic Growth: Some Empirical Evidence Erh-Cheng Hwa 106 V vi Contents PART 11 SECTOR PROPORTIONS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: COUNTRY STUDIES 127 6 Extensions of the Constant-Market-8hares Analysis with an Application to Long-Term Export Data of Developing Countries C.l. lepma 129 7 Sources of Economic Growth and Structural Change: An International Comparison Shujiro Urata 144 8 Korean Incentive Policies towards Industry and Agriculture Danny M. Leipziger and PeterA. Petri 167 9 Sector Proportions and Growth in the Development of the Nigerian Economy T. Ademola Oyejide 190 10 AStudy of Linkages between Agriculture and Industry: the Indian Experience Isherludge Ahluwalia and C. Rangarajan 219 PART III INDUSTRY VERSUS AGRICULTURE IN EAST EUROPEAN ECONOMIES 251 11 The Development of the Agro-industrial Complex in the USSR L.V. Nikiforov 253 12 The Relationship between Industry and Agriculture in the Development of the Hungarian Economy Csaba Csäki 264 13 Problems of an Industrial Economy with Intensive Agricultural Production: the German Democratic Republic Wolfgang Heinrichs and Klaus Steinitz 288 Contents Vll PART IV UNBALANCED PRODUCTIVITY ADVANCE, AGRICULTURE-LED DEVELOPMENT AND RURAL ACTIVITIES 303 14 Rural Employment Linkages through Agricultural Growth: Concepts, Issues and Questions lohn W. Mellor 305 IS Agricultural Development-led Industrialisation in a Global Perspective Irma Adelman, Jean-Marc, Bourniaux and lean Waelbroeck 320 16 The Roleof Nonfarm Activities in the Rural Economy CarlLiedholm and PeterKilby 340 17 Rural Resource Mobility and Intersectoral Balance in Early Modern Growth Hiromitsu Kaneda 367 18 Productivity Change and Growth in Industry and Agriculture: An International Comparison Mieko Nishimizu and lohn M. Page,Ir 390 Name Index 415 m ~~~~ Preface The Eighth World Congress of the International Economic Associa tion was held in Delhi from 1to 5 December 1986, presided over by Professor Kenneth J. Arrow, President of the IEA from 1983 to 1986.The subject of the Congress was 'The Balance between Indus try and Agriculture in Economic Development'. Participation in the Congress was broadly based in terms both of geography and of the types of economy from which participants came; market orientated and centrally planned; developed and de veloping; mainly agricultural and predominantly industrial. The Congress included a number of plenary sessions, but much of the work of the Congress was undertaken in eighteen specialised meetings. The volume of papers was too large for them all to be published, but the fivevolumesin this group,togetherwith avolume on the Indianeconomybeing publishedseparatelyinIndia, represent the major viewpoints expressed. The volumes generally contain reports on the discussions which took place during the specialised sessions. The volumes are: 1. Basic Issues, edited by Kenneth J. Arrow 2. Sector Proportions, edited by Jeffrey G. Williamson and Vadiraj R. Panchamukhi 3. Manpower and Transfers, edited by Sukhamoy Chakravarty 4. Social Effects, edited by Irma Adelman and Sylvia Lane 5. FactorsInfiuencing Change, edited by Nurul Islam The Indian volume is edited by Dr P. R. Brahmananda and Dr S. Chakravarty under the title The Indian Economy: Balance between Industry and Agricultureand willbe published byMacmillan (India). This volume contains selected papers from four sessions of the Congress, as follows: Session I-Sector Proportions and Economic Development: Theory and Cross-section Comparisons, organised by Professor Hollis B. Chenery Session 2-Sector Proportions and Economic Development: Country Experience, organised by Dr Kemal Dervis viii Preface ix Session 4-0verall Growth Rates and Sector Growth Rates, organ ised by Professor P. R. Brahmananda Session 5-Effects of Sector Growth on Real Magnitudes, organised by Professor Bruce F. Johnston
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