Title: Development and Economic Growth
1Development and Economic Growth
- Econ 403 Development Economics
- Sonoma State University
- Professor Carlos A. Benito
ECON 403
2Countries by Income Groups
3Development along a continuum
4Development Patterns
5Fig. 1.1
6Fig. 1.2
7Fig. 1.3
8Fig. 1.4
9Table 2.2
10Historical Patterns by Regions
11Fig. 2.1
12Growth patterns
- Growth rates and income levels
13Table 2.3
14Growth Catching Up
15Development Question
- What explain differences between production and
consumption possibilities among low income and
high income countries? - What can be done to reduce such differences?
- How to think about these questions?
16Development Notions
Progressive Development
Human Development
Basic Needs
Economic Development
Fairness
GNP per capita
Structural Changes
Resource Sustainability
Econ Growth
17Growth Process Graphic Representation of a
Differential Equation
Flow of Goods Services
Consumption
Flow of Goods Services
Accumulation
Stock
18Growth and Development
- Economic growth
- How savings, technology and organization affect
net investment and thereby the stock of capital
physical, human and social capital - Economic development
- What institutional and cultural changes induce
- Increases in savings rates,
- Allocation of savings into investment projects
that optimize economic growth and human
development
19Economic Development Level
- Development Indicator ()
- GNP per Capita GNP/Population
- y Y/ N
- Over Time Comparisons
- Real GNP per Capita GNP per Capita/Price Level
- yt yt/Pt
- Across Country Comparisons
- Adjusted GNP per Capita GNP per Capita/PPP
- yi yi/PPPi
20Human Development Level
- Definition Possibility of
- A long and healthy life,
- With knowledge,
- A decent standard of living
- Indicator Human Development Index
- HDI a1Life Expectance Index a2Education
Index a3GDP Index -
21Fig. 2.2
22Fig. 2.3
23Fig. 2.4
24Fig. 2.5
25Economic Development Process
- Indicator Economic Growth Rate ()
- Growth Rate (Real GNP per Capita this year
Real GNP per Capita last year)/Real GNP per
Capita last year - gt (yt yt-1)/yt-1
26Development Goals
- The Indian Congress Consensus
- India, 1948-1970s
- Economic development results from the economic
growth of a nation. The dominate goal is to grow. - The Washington Consensus
- USA, 1984 to now
- The purposes of development policies are
- to assist countries pay back their international
debts--the goal being to sustain private
financial markets. - To adjust developing countries into globalization
process - The Millennium Development Goals
- UNDP, 2000
- Satisfying basic needs. The goals is Human
Development - http//hdr.undp.org/reports/global/2003/
27Is Economic Development Possible?
- Before World War II and in Reference to European
colonies - Economic Development was not possible in
traditional societies. - Their peoples were happy with their living
styles. - Backward bending labor supply
- A view sustained by some cultural anthropologists
28Implicit Assumption about Market Structures of
Cultural Determinism
Backward bending supply of labor
1.30
6.50/week
Wage Rate/Day
0.80
4.80/week
Quantity of Labor
6
5
29Is Economic Development Possible? Again
- After 1930 in reference to Latin America
- After World War II in reference to ex- European
colonies - Yes, Economic Development is possible in
traditional societies. - The view of most economists and engineers
- How?
- Three development paradigms
30Vocabulary
In studying development, we will encounter the
following terms
- Development paradigms
- Linear Stages of Growth
- Structuralism
- Neo-Marxism
- Modeling growth processes
- Stocks
- Flows
- Changes/Accumulation
- Economic Development
- Development Level
- GNP per Capita
- Economic Growth
- Growth Rate of Real GNP per Capita
- Human Development
- Institutional Development
- Cultural Development
31Development Paradigms
- Linear Stages of Growth (view from 1st. World)
- Structuralism (view from 3rd. World)
- Neo-Marxism (view from the 2nd. World)
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35Development theme