International Aid for Underdeveloped Countries

Name: International Aid for Underdeveloped Countries
Author: Rosenstein-Rodan

1961

by Rosenstein-Rodan

Economic DevelopmentCapital AccumulationFiscal PolicyBalance of PaymentsProgressive TaxationInnovationNational IncomeIncome DistributionPurchasing PowerExchange Rates

Table of Contents · 22 segments

Front Matter and Contentsessay

I.1 Fundamental Criterion of Aid: Maximizing Additional Efforttheoretical

I.2 Absorptive Capacitytheoretical

I.3 Capacity to Repaytheoretical

I.4 Terminology: What Is Aidtheoretical

I.5 What Is Not Economic Aidtheoretical

II. The Burden of International Aidchapter

III.1 High- and Low-Growth Countrieschapter

Sustained and Self-Sustaining Growthchapter

Capital Outflow and Aid into Underdeveloped Countrieschapter

Method for Computing Capital-Inflow Requirementstheoretical

Appendix Tables I-A and I-B: World GNP, Population, and Income Distributionessay

Table II-A-1: Gross National Product Projections in Underdeveloped Countriesessay

Explanatory Notes to Table II-A-1 and Table II-A-2essay

Table II-B: Population in Underdeveloped Countriesessay

Tables II-C and II-D: GNP per Head and Regional Summaryessay

Tables III-A, III-B, and III-C: Investment, Savings, and Capital Inflowessay

Explanatory Notes on Investment, Savings, and Capital-Inflow Checksessay

Table IV-A: Foreign Capital Inflow Required, 1961-1976essay

Table IV-B: Aid and Private Foreign Investment Compositionessay

Explanatory Notes on Capital-Inflow Calculationstheoretical

Tables V-A, V-B, V-C and Burden Sharing of Aidessay