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Part One: Development and Growth
1 Chapter 1. Patterns of Development
2 Chapter 2. Measuring Economic Growth and Development
3 Chapter 3. Economic Growth: Concepts and Patterns
4 Chapter 4. Theories of Economic Growth
5 Chapter 5. States and Markets
Part Two: Distribution and Human Resources
6 Chapter 6. Inequality and Poverty
7 Chapter 7. Population
8 Chapter 8. Education
9 Chapter 9. Health
Part Three: Saving, Investment, and Capital Flows
10 Chapter 10. Saving and Resource Mobilization
11 Chapter 11. Investment, Productivity, and Growth
12 Chapter 12. Fiscal Policy
13 Chapter 13. Financial Policy
14 Chapter 14. Foreign Aid
15 Chapter 15. Foreign Debt and Financial Crises
Part Four: Production and Trade
16 Chapter 16. Agriculture
17 Chapter 17. Primary Exports
18 Chapter 18. Industry
19 Chapter 19. Trade and Development
20 Chapter 20. Sustainable Development
21 Chapter 21. Managing an Open Economy
    1. The Government Budget: General Contradictions
    2. Government Expenditures
      1. Current and Recurrent Expenditures
      2. Wages and Salaries
      3. Purchases of Goods and Services
      4. Interest Payments
      5. Subsidies
      6. State-Owned Enterprises
      7. Intergovernment Transfers
    3. Tax Policy and Public Saving
      1. Taxes on International Trade
      2. Personal and Corporate Income Taxes
      3. Sales and Excise Taxes
      4. New Sources of Tax Revenues
      5. Changes in Tax Administration
      6. Fundamental Tax Reform
    4. Taxes and Private Investment
      1. Taxes and Private Saving
      2. Taxes and Capital Mobility
    5. Income Distribution
      1. Taxation and Equity
      2. Personal Income Taxes
      3. Taxes on Luxury Consumption
      4. Corporate Income and Property Taxes
      5. Limited Effects of Redistribution Policy
      6. Expenditures and Equity
    6. Economic Efficiency and the Budget
      1. Sources of Inefficiency
      2. Neutrality and Efficiency: Lessons from Experience

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