Essays in Development Economics: Vol. I: Wealth and Poverty, Vol. II: Dependence and Interdependence

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By Jagdish N. Bhagwati

MIT Press, 1985, pp

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Much economic work of major significance appears in scattered articles, so it is valuable to have this large collection of pieces on national and international development from Professor Bhagwati of Columbia University, who has made so many contributions to thinking about growth as well as about international trade.

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