Some methodological problems with the neoclassical analysis of the East Asian miracle

Article Abstract:

The sources of economic growth in East Asia are discussed. The statistical estimations of production function do not provide any evidence regarding whether the production technology of the economy is described or whether the production function actually exists.

Asia, East Asia

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The future of development economics: a methodological agenda

Article Abstract:

A study on universalism and particularism in economic development and their methodological differences, with reference to 'East Asian Miracle' debate is presented. The future of development economics as a part of hetero-economics is also discussed.

England, Universalism

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Sectoral regularities of productivity growth in developing countries-a Kaldorian interpretation

Article Abstract:

Kaldor proposed a set of fundamental relationships on account of the differences among the rates of economic growth of industrialized countries. The robustness of differences between patterns of productivity growth across sectors is projected.

Developing Countries

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