Big push or big failure? On the effectiveness of industrialization policies for economic development

Abstract

The role of the government in industrialization is heavily debated. Some claim that extensive government involvement is key to initiate a sustainable development process, others see the government as an obstacle to it, pointing to the importance of government failure. We formulate a model, which explains why even a highly inefficient industrial policy can successfully promote big-push development. Moreover, we show that extensive government intervention is more likely to be successful when the initial level of development is low.


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Anno di pubblicazione

2012

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0889-1583

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6

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