Political and Economic Interrelationships in the Economic Development Process.

George Rosen

Expert InsightsPublished 1965

Presentation of a simple equilibrium model of the interrelationships of economic and political change. Because the author has found that political decisions determine the speed, priorities, and methods of a country's economic policies, he has devised a set of concepts, which he believes will be useful in conducting research on the economics of developing countries. He stresses that an economist, who hopes to make suggestions that will be implemented, must be aware of the ideological climate of a country, the strength of various political groups, and the political, social, and economic effects of the policies upon these groups. 14 pp.

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Rosen, George, Political and Economic Interrelationships in the Economic Development Process. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1965. https://www.rand.org/pubs/papers/P3266.html.
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