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The dual economy framework : its relevance to Asian development

Ranis, Gustav - In: Asian development review 2 (1984) 1, pp. 39-51

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Migration, trade, capital, and development: substitutes, complements, and policies

Ranis, Gustav - In: Proceedings (2006), pp. 285-294

The economic migration of people has lagged substantially behind that of capital and trade. That's largely because barriers to the movement of people remain high. Pressures for enhanced migration are rising, certainly in the less-developed origin (O) countries but also in some quarters of the...

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Innovation, capital accumulation, and economic development

Fei, John C. H.; Ranis, Gustav - In: The American economic review 53 (1963) 3, pp. 283-313

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Alternative resource transfer mechanisms and the development process : research issues

Ranis, Gustav - In: International economic policy research : papers and … (1980), pp. II,79-II,101

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The second postwar restructuring

Cohen, Benjamin I.; Ranis, Gustav; Resnick, Stephen A. - In: Government and economic development, (pp. 431-469). 1971

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Less developed country innovation analysis and the technology gap

Fei, John; Ranis, Gustav - In: The gap between rich and poor nations : proceedings of …, (pp. 312-335). 1972

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Challenges and opportunities posed by Asia's superexorters: implications for manufactured exports from Latin America

Ranis, Gustav - In: Public expenditure and social policy : an examination …, (pp. 204-226). 1981

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U. S. aid policies in Asia

Ranis, Gustav - In: Pacific trade and development : papers and proceedings … (1968), pp. 334-358

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Is Dualism Worth Revisiting?

Ranis, Gustav - School of Management, Yale University - 2004

The dual economy model, built on classical foundations, served as the cornerstone of development theory for several …

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Transport for economic and social development

Roberts, Paul O.; Kresge, David I.; Walters, Alan A. - In: The American economic review 58 (1968) 2, pp. 341-397

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