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9780521023368

Foreign Aid and Industrial Development in Pakistan

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  • ISBN13:

    9780521023368

  • ISBN10:

    052102336X

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-11-24
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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Summary

How and how far foreign aid has affected Pakistan's industrial performance is the fundamental question of this study. It examines the history of aid flows to Pakistan; their interaction with economic growth and planning in the country; the role of foreign aid in the balance of payments and external indebtedness; and the reciprocal links between aid on the one hand and income, employment, investment and the structure of Pakistani industry on the other. The assistance programmes of selected donor countries and institutions are emphasized, with a view to explaining the aid-giving process and tracing its effects on various segments of Pakistan's industrial activity. The authors conclude that the flows of aid have been particularly significant during the second five-year plan. They also reach conclusions about the impact of the flows on Pakistan and the implications of this experience for aid policies in general.

Table of Contents

List of tables ix
Preface xi
List of abbreviations xiii
1 Introduction
1(6)
2 Towards a theory of foreign aid
7(15)
3 Foreign aid flows to Pakistan: 1950-68
22(12)
4 Economic growth in Pakistan
34(18)
5 Foreign aid and Pakistan's balance of payments
52(9)
6 Selected aid programmes: national and international donors
61(21)
7 Case studies: the public sector
82(19)
8 Case studies: the private sector
101(19)
9 Commodity aid to Pakistan: a general review
120(11)
10 Impact of commodity aid on Pakistan's industry 131(21)
11 Foreign aid administration in Pakistan 152(10)
12 Conclusions 162(13)
Appendices
1 note on the real transfer of resources to developing countries
175
2 Trends in output of selected manufacturing industries in Pakistan, 1950-65
18(181)
3 Foreign aid requirements: a critique of aid projections with special reference to Pakistan
199(14)
4 Detailed statistics on foreign aid to Pakistan, 1950-67
213(28)
5 Foreign project loans and credits to Pakistan industry
241(4)
6 United States commodity assistance to Pakistan, 1953-66
245(4)
Selected bibliography 249(18)
Index 267

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