Economic Development, 12/e

I found this book to be more practical in approach rather than being theoretical. It has got many case studies which I think is more important to link us and ponder on the changing economic scenario world wide.Though this book merely would not be sufficient enough to cover the entire syllabus of the Indian universities better look for some other Indian writer books for easy and better understanding of the concepts.

Wide coverage of topics and detailed explanation.2 marks definitions seperately provided both in chapter and glossary in last pages of book. Appendix also provided.Level of English is normal and understandable.

this book is designed and written in very attractive form and it covers all facet of development and focuses on practical part of development by introducing case study.So it is the very best text .Further, i thank amazon to provide such a text book and its delivery service is safe and on time

This book not have hard cover which is safety for this.

One of the best books on Development Economics. It explains theories and models in a very clear way and it also provides interesting real world case studies.

Good packing

Good book. Helps in clearing concepts. Writing is in fluid style, easy to comprehend

It will helpful for net exam

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A beautifully written 1990s text that is suitable for the layman and it covers all aspects of economic development, particularly the role of institutions and cultural factors. Short case studies conclude each chapter and it is a stimulating approach.Excellent introductory review on economic development in its broader sense, not just economic growth.

excellent product and shipment

Les ouvrages en économie du développement sont nombreux: todaro bien sur, mais aussi perkins et Ray pour ne citer que les références. Tous ont leurs intérets et avantages. Celui ci est assez sympathique, il reseemble plus au perkins qu'au Ray et ne formalise pas à outrance. Une bonne introduction (académique) à la matière.

Todaros's text on the complexities a developing country must face and consider to lead itself out of poverty and backwardness gets better with every edition, now on its sixth. It is the only book I have found that, with unsurpasssed dexterity, combines economics, sociology and political science into a unifying frame that should be required reading for policymakers and government throughout the developing world. His writing style, clarity of exposition and long-term vision are absolutely second to none.