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    have traditionally been considered as two separate sectors both in design and for its role in economic growth. It has been estimated that agriculture is the characteristic element of the first stage of development, whereas we used the degree of industrialization as the most relevant indicator of development of a country on the path of development. Furthermore, it has often say that the appropriate development strategy is one that allows more or less gradually move from agriculture to industry,…

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    The city of Newark does Economic Development differently and they are succeeding. Cities across America try to lift the stigma of poverty and decay in urban blighted areas. By bringing vital businesses and project to their cities, metropolitan areas improve the future, reputation and vitality for years to come. Newark has the largest population in the state of New Jersey and overall ranking of 67th in this nation. It is a major hub for air, rail and shipping. The growth possibilities are…

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    tourism in development as follows: First: Tourism and economic development. Second: Tourism and Social Development. First: Tourism and economic development Tourism in developed countries is a major source of economic development, and we find huge investments in the tourism sector, as in Italy, Spain, Greece, Mexico and other countries that have made significant progress in this area. We briefly explain the most important advantages that illustrate the role of tourism in economic development:…

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    OBSTACLES TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN PAKISTAN: Since 1947 (the time of partition) Pakistan has struggled to build up infrastructure and productive potential through the process of development planning. Seven five year plans has been completed. The over all result of economic development is not encouraging. Pakistan has strategies to accelerate the rate of economic development but due to some obstacles it could not achieve its targets. The main obstacles in the way of economic development of…

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    2001. The chief aim of this paper by Ozturk is to confirm the role education plays in economic development and the effect of education on worker productivity, poverty, vocation, technology, welfare, earnings distribution and family. Education offers a foundation for growth and expansion, the basis on which considerable economic and social well-being is constructed. The significance of increasing and economic efficiency and social consistency by increasing the significance and productivity of…

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    theorises a nations abundance in resources will generate poor overall economic development in less developed countries. The resource curse explains this idea by proposing minerals and fuels in great abundance equal restriction in growth in the form of state intervention and significant cases of rent seeking and corruption. The general consensus on these cases is a negative one in terms of overall development and the long-term development their consequently result in. In this paper there will be…

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    Keynes came up with an economic model of development growth that which was implemented in the 1950s and his idea and theory came about as a consequence of the Great Depression. Keynes detected that the economy is not continuously at full occupation. In other words, the economy can be beneath or beyond its potential. He maintained that state intervention is essential to moderate the economic cycle and it was Keynes ideas that have laid a foundation for the state intervention. This was also a…

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    mentioned before in the section of literature review, several studies have shown that there is a close relationship between economic development and the risks to relapse to conflict, relationship that indicates that both growth and higher levels of income that growth cumulatively, bring risks down. Nonetheless, economic theory has not yet reached a consensus on the economic impact of conflict. On one hand, neoclassical growth theory states that an economy recovers relatively quickly, and…

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    beginning of the Early Modern Japan. In the Edo period there were a significant economic developments and in my opinion the Tokugawa shogun period provide the foundation for modern economic growth in and after the Meiji period despite that the Japan economy couldn’t growth as rapid as the European one. However, there are a historical debates about the modern economic growth in the Edo period. According to them, there was no economic growth during the Edo period and the economy itself was…

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    Chinese economic growth wasn't always smoothly(satisfactory). Deng Xiaoping struggled with his political regime here. Chinese economic growth was still continuing thanks to successful policies. However, Deng Xiaoping's open-door policy brought social political instabilities. The government considered the economy was the…

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