Francis Seton: Ian Little - a salute inter vivos; W. Max Corden:
Macroeconomic adjustment in developing countries; David Bevan, Paul
Collier, & Jan Gunning: Economic policy in countries prone to
temporary trade shocks; Vijay Joshi: Exchange rate regimes in
developing countries; David Newbery: Commodity price stabilization;
John M. Page, Jr: The pursuit of industrial growth, policy
initiatives, and economic consequences; Sudhir Mulji: Public
sector
management: A case-study of India; G. M. Meier: Trade policy and
development; Anne O. Krueger: The political economy of controls:
American sugar; Jagdish Bhagwati: The theory of political economy,
economic
policy, and foreign investment; Deepak Lal: International capital
flows and economic development; Ehtisham Ahmad & Nicholas Stern:
Principles of taxation for developing countries; Maurice Scott:
Social cost-benefit analysis; Göran Ohlin: The population enigma;
Dipak Mazumda: Government intervention and urban labour markets in
LDCs; Angus Maddison: The colonial burden: A comparative
perspective
'this handsome volume ... presents a number of very useful surveys,
mirroring the balanced contributions on theoretical and policy
issues of Ian Little's own life work ... It should serve as a
valuable reference for many development economists.'
Gustav Ranis, Yale University, Journal of Asian Studies
'a first rate exposure to issues and options in mainstream thought
on economic development'
Duvvuri Subbarao, The Economic Times
'the judicious blend of serious theory, careful use of empirical
evidence and sensible policy advice found in these papers provides
a fitting tribute to the work of Ian Little, and this volume should
be of interest to a wide circle of readers'
Chris Scott, London School of Economics, Economica, Feb '91
`well and clearly written'
Journal of Development Studies
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