The Economic Theory of Growth and Development
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Book Details
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Author: David Z. Rich
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Publisher: Rawat Publications
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Language: English
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Edition: 2010
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ISBN: 8131603180
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Cover: Hardcover
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Package Dimensions: 9.6 x 6.5 x 0.9 inches
 
About the Book
This unique work delves into the concepts of economic growth and development through a theory specifically designed for economies in post-industrial, developing, and emerging stages. David Z. Rich applies this theory to analyze and study the growth of economies within the framework of the business cycle in disequilibrium. This work becomes particularly significant in the context of the changing global landscape, which includes shifts in the former Soviet Union, the Middle East peace process, and the increasing focus on the challenges faced by developing and emerging countries.
By applying this theory to various stages of economic development, Rich offers valuable insights into the complexities and dynamics of growth, making this work a timely and relevant addition to the field of economics.
About the Author
David Z. Rich is a self-employed economics consultant and the author of several influential works, including Contemporary Economics, The Dynamics of Knowledge, The Economics of Welfare, and The Economics of International Trade. With his expertise in economics, he continues to contribute to the understanding of economic systems in various stages of development.
            
      
        