Policy Choices for the 1990s

Frontispiece - Acknowledgements - Foreword - PART 1: DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES - Outward Orientation - Policy Choices in the Newly Industrializing Countries - PART 2: ADJUSTMENT POLICIES - A Conceptual Framework for Adjustment Policies - A Quantitative Assessment of Adjustment Lending - PART 3: THE PUBLIC SECTOR IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES - Public Enterprises in Developing Countries - Public Finance and Economic Development - PART 4: FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION AND INTEREST RATES - Financial Liberalization in Developing Countries - The Effects of Interest Rates on Savings in Developing Countries - PART 5: PLANNING AND SOCIALIST REFORM - Indicative Planning in Developing Countries - Reflections on Perestroyka and the Foreign Economic Ties of Soviet Union - Perestroyka and its Implications for European Socialist Countries - Economic Integration in Eastern Europe - PART 6: THE GATT NEGOTIATIONS - Subsidies and Countervailing Measures: Economic Considerations - Services in the United States - PART 7: THE EEC ENLARGEMENT - Europe 1992 and its Possible Implications for Nonmember Countries - EMENA Manufactured Exports and EEC Trade Policy - PART 8: TRENDS IN ECONOMIC POLICIES - France Before Europe 1992 - Europe 1992 and France - Economic Policies of the Rocard Government - Bela Balassa: A Personal Tribute; Sir Alan Walters - Index