This volume distils the thinking of an international group economists on the changing roles of governments and markets in economic and social development. It argues that government has a vital role to play in facilitating the effective functioning of markets, even though the tendency in the 1990s has been withdraw from direct involvement in certain sectors of the economy and to reduce intervention and control in others.
This volume distils the thinking of an international group economists on the changing roles of governments and markets in economic and social development. It argues that government has a vital role to play in facilitating the effective functioning of markets, even though the tendency in the 1990s has been withdraw from direct involvement in certain sectors of the economy and to reduce intervention and control in others.