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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2021 · 52 MIN

THE TRANSFORMATION CHALLENGE

from Ideas Untrapped · host Tobi Lawson

Many low-income countries confront the challenge of transforming from an agrarian or resource-based economy to an industrial economy. We can see this in how countries struggle to diversify their exports and sources of public revenues. Nurturing a policy environment for economic transformation - despite the abundance of literature and example for the recent East Asian experience - is often the hardest part of the challenge. Joining me on today's episode to explore this and many more is economist Pritish Behuria. He is a Professor of Politics, Governance, and Development at the University of Manchester. He has contributed immensely to the study of the political economy of many development policy paradigms like economic transformation, diversification, and import substitution. I started by asking Pritish whether “Leapfrogging” (growth through bypassing manufacturing into services) is a promising idea or a fad. You may consider becoming a paying subscriber to this podcast and get access to transcripts, and early episode releases. Or become a patron (on Patreon) and enjoy the same and more benefits. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.ideasuntrapped.com

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