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The book is designed to provide a basis for discussion between governments and donor community on policies, plans, and programs for human resource development in small Pacific island countries. It raises critical issues and proposes possible strategies and interventions requiring further consideration by governments. A special chapter discusses the women-in-development situation in selected Pacific countries.

This paper attempts to explain agriculture growth in the PRC between 1979-91 by focusing on the linkage between agricultural growth and the rapid structural change within agriculture since the rural economic reforms began in 1978.

This paper examines the experiences of a group of Asian countries and the policies that they have implemented as part of their financial sector reforms, policies which have allowed greater flexibility in the adjustment of interest rates.

The paper attempts to highlight some aspects of the current land administration system which are the causes of such delays and are of direct relevance to the implementation of Bank-assisted projects

The paper explores the role of the intermediate services, defined as services which are used as intermediate inputs in the production of other goods and services, in economic development using the Malaysian example.

The paper shows that there is lack of evidence to support the conventional wisdom which predicts that a large share of nontradable sector, severe trade restrictions and intensified government intervention in foreign exchange markets would lead to a divergence between the exchange rate and PPP.

This paper examined the major costs and benefits associated with growth triangles.

The study finds that for most of the time before the mid-1980s, the Korean won had always been overvalued in light of relative inflation between Korea and its major trading partners.

In this report the authors argue that there is a need for both improved procedures and better practice in the estimation of the economic benefits of water supply projects.

This paper provides an up-to-date and practical analysis of the free markets versus state intervention debate, with particular reference to the East Asian experience, and argues for the importance of the state's role in promoting economic development.