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"In economic terms, developing countries have regarded industrialisation as a rational social choice, and they were willing to bear the costs of income foregone by nor importing from the cheapest available source or by specialising in activities in which they do not have comparative advantages. GIven this social preference for industrialisation anything that lowers the cost of additional industrial capacity increases welfare and contributes to the countries' development."
---- "International Economic Integration: Theory and measurement", edited by Miroslav N. Jovanović, p.419
参考文献
Copper, Charles A. and Benton F. Massell, "Towards a General Theory of Customs Unions for Developing Countries." Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 73, 1965: 461-76
Johnson, Harry G., Economic Policies towards Less Developed Countries, Washington, 1967.
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