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99. What are some of the growth strategies that have been employed by the developing nations? How successful are these
strategies?
Besides attempting to stabilize commodity prices, developing nations have promoted internal
industrialization through policies of import substitution and export promotion. Countries
emphasizing export promotion have tended to realize higher rates of economic growth than
countries emphasizing import-substitution policies.
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Economic Growth Strategies: Import Substitution Versus Export Led Growth
100. Describe the flying-geese pattern of economic growth? What countries have pursued this strategy?
It is widely recognized that East Asian economies have followed the flying-geese pattern of
growth. This pattern of growth occurs when countries gradually move up in technological
development by following in the pattern of countries ahead of them in the development
process. For example, Malaysia and Taiwan take over leadership in apparel and textiles from
Japan as Japan moves into higher-technology sectors of automotive and electronic products.
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101. Recent trade patterns indicate that most of world trade occurs
among advanced (industrial) countries
among developing countries
between regional trade blocks, such as NAFTA and the EU
between developing countries and advanced countries