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1 mark, −0.33Economics of Growth and Development › Theories of development › Unbalanced growth and cumulative causationModerateabout 1 min

UoH 2012 Question 2: Theories of development

Which of the following models shows the emergence of regional inequalities as a consequence of development process?

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This question is on Unbalanced growth and cumulative causation, part of Theories of development in Economics of Growth and Development.

Why development may be better driven by leading sectors, and why gaps can widen.

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