Journal Article An Alternative Explanation of Contemporary Harriedness Get access Albert O. Hirschman Albert O. Hirschman Harvard University and Institute for Advanced Study Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 87, Issue 4, November 1973, Pages 634–637, https://doi.org/10.2307/1882031 Published: 01 November 1973

Introduction: Disenchantment with industrialization in Latin America, 1. — I. Four impulses of import-substituting industrialization (ISI), 4. — II. Characteristics of the initial phase of ISI: industrialization by tightly separated stages, 6; "late" vs. "late late" industrialization, 8; the sources of entrepreneurship, 9; the exuberant phase of ISI and its political consequences, 11. — III. The alleged exhaustion of ISI, 13; a naive and a semi-naive exhaustion model, 13; criticism of the semi-naive model: the importance of policy, 14. — IV. Economic, political and technological determinants of backward linkage, 17. — V. The inability to export manufactures: "structural" causes and remedies, 24. — Conclusion, 31.

Introduction, 236. — Model I: Engineering reform with the help of the perspective of revolution, 237. — Model II: Engineering reform through logrolling and shifting alliances, 245. — Comment, 250. — Majority formation through logrolling versus majority formation through shifting alliances, 250. — Respectability of the various outcomes and the hankering after simultaneous solutions, 253.

Journal Article Currency Appreciation as an Anti-Inflationary Device: Further Comment Get access Albert O. Hirschman Albert O. Hirschman Washington, D. C. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 66, Issue 1, February 1952, Pages 117–120, https://doi.org/10.2307/1882080 Published: 01 February 1952

Method of measurement: division of total trade into three categories, 566; possible misinterpretation of the figures, 572. — Main result of the calculations: the data, 573; the traditional type of exchange not dominant, 576; comparison with findings of the Institut für Weltwirtschaft, 577. — Analysis of the statistics for groups of countries, 579. — Commodity structure of British foreign trade since 1854, 588. — Historical importance of the traditional view of the commodity structure of world trade, 591.

I. Gratification over advances of others: the tunnel effect introduced, 545. — II. Some evidence, 548. — III. Consequences for integration and revolution, 550. — IV. From gratification to indignation, 552. — V. The tunnel effect: social, historical, cultural, and institutional determinants of its strength, 553. — VI. An alternative reaction: apprehension over advances of others, 559. — VII. Concluding remarks, 560. — Mathematical appendix, 562.

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