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1 The New Age Paradox
Bell, Stephanie and Wray, Randall (2004) The War on Poverty after 40 years: A MinskyanAssessment, Working Paper 404, Levy Economics Institute, Bard College.
Cornia, Giovanni André, Jolly, Richard and Stewart, Frances (eds) (1987) Adjustmentwith a Human Face, Volume 1, UNICEF, Clarendon Press, Oxford.
Emerrij, Louis, Jolly, Richard and Thomas Weiss S. (2001) Ahead of the Curve: UnitedNations Ideas and Global Challenges, United Nations Intellectual History Project,1
Volume 1.Purushothaman, Roopa and Wilson, Dominic (2003) Dreaming with the BRICS,
Goldman Sachs, 1 October.United Nations (1949) World Economic Report.United Nations (1951) Measures for the Economic Development of the Underdeveloped
Countries, Report submitted by an Expert Panel.UNDP (2003) Human Development Report, New York, UNDP.UNDP (2004) ‘Cultural Liberty in Today’s Diverse World’, Human Development Report
2004, New York, UNDP.UNCTAD (1999) ‘Trade, External Financing and Economic Growth in Developing
Countries’, Trade and Development Report.UNCTAD Secretariat (2004) The Least Developed Countries Report Linking International
Trade with Poverty Reduction, New York and Geneva.UN Secretary General (2005) Report, Investing in Development: A Practical Plan to achieve
the Millennium Development Goals.World Bank (2004) ‘Policies and Actions for achieving the Millennium Development
Goals and Related Outcomes’, Global Monitoring Report, Washington, DC.
Part I The Rising Superpowers: Issues, Implications andthe Future
Boston Consulting Group (2006) The New Global Challengers, How 100 Top CompaniesFrom Rapidly Developing Economies are Changing the World, May.
3 India: Her Tryst With Globalization
Asian Development Bank (2004) Asian Development Outlook, Manila, Philippines.AsianDevelopment Bank (2005) India Economic Bulletin, January,Manila, Philippines.AT Kearney (2005) News release, 7 December, Washington, DC.
1 In 1999 the United Nations commenced the intellectual history project with the objective ofeducating the public and encouraging global scholarly discourse about the UN. Ahead of theCurve is the first in the series of seven books that were planned under the auspices of the UnitedNations Intellectual history project.
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Notes: b=box; f= figure; n=note; t= table; bold= extended discussion or headingemphasized in main text.
Abe, S. 274absorptive capacity 136, 195academia/academics 49, 155, 156accessibility 128, 133accountability 73, 273Aditya Birla group 180Adjustment with Human Face
‘barefoot doctors’ 133bargaining position 269bargaining power 33Basel II (capital accord) 110
see also capitalBeihai 90bBeijing 134benefits 115, 251–2Berlin Wall 14, 178best practice 94Betapharm 25Bharat Aluminium Company 42tBharat Forge 180Bhutan 38t, 276
see also IndiaBig Bang liberalization 76, 146, 160
‘quick-fix liberalism’ 161see also capital account liberalization
Big Bang privatization 92, 103Big Four (PRC banks) 109, 111
150tFDI 24FDI by USA 85b‘fundamental point of differentiation’
with India 77GERD: GDP ratio 135, 135t
292 Index
China, People’s Republic(PRC) – continued
gross domestic saving and investment(1971–96) 47t
political establishment (PRC) 168post-Mao 92R&D as percentage of GDP
(1995–2000) 136trising significance in global economy
(1989–2003) 16t‘ten co-operative regions’ 96trade strategy 91trade with USA 85btrade imbalance with USA 151, 154‘two distinct facets’ 159underpinnings of growth patterns
global 276growth elasticity 254higher levels 168multi-dimensional process 252national 225, 239pace 169, 172, 264, 272, 276prerequisites 210, 221production function 249–55scorecard 2–3bsocio-economic 209see also economic development
development accounting 252development agencies 266,
200, 269microeconomic level 260micronutrient deficiency 245middle class 23Middle East 4t, 6t, 234middle-income countries 4tmigration 35military sector 156Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
9, 234see also United Nations
minimum support prices 66–7mining and quarrying 21tminority shareholdings 45Mitsubishi 153mixed economy 79–80, 211mobile phone network 84bmode of production 191Modern Enterprise System (MES) 98,
Big Four (PLC banks, 2000–3) 111tnon-state-owned sector 97, 98non-subsidy support 208non-tax concessions 90bNorth, D. 260North Africa 4t, 6t, 6tNorth-East Asia 219Northern Europe 77Northern Hemisphere 3
risk-evaluation 110risk-management 111, 112risks 261road construction 125road transport corporations 43roads 34t, 144Rodrik, D. 51, 201Royal Bank of Scotland 112rubber 58b, 59brule of law 222, 229rural areas/regions 32, 35, 65, 123, 128,
241, 242–3disposable income per capita 129bincome (average) 128unrest 117