What Drives Third World City Growth? - Princeton Legacy Library 2623 by Allen C. Kelley Details
The book shows that previous studies exaggerated the impact of rural land scarcity, foreign capital inflows and population growth on urbanization in the Third World. The imbalance in productivity in…
The book shows that previous studies exaggerated the impact of rural land scarcity, foreign capital inflows and population growth on urbanization in the Third World. The imbalance in productivity in various sectors and in exchange rates between primary and manufactured products is most serious. Originally published in 1984.
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