Governing the Market Economic Theory and the Role of Government in East Asian Industrialization

What the summary covers

1. The 2003 retrospective: Creating Capitalisms2 min
2. The original question1 min
3. States, markets, and industrial policy2 min
4. The rise of East Asia2 min
5. The neoclassical explanation2 min
6. State led industrialization, 1930s to 1980s4 min
7. Management of foreign trade and investment3 min
8. Management of domestic investment3 min
9. The economic bureaucracy2 min
10. The political system3 min
11. Politics of investment and industrial policy3 min
12. Governing the market in East Asia4 min
13. Lessons from East Asia4 min
14. Appendix B. The politics of the 1958-62 reforms1 min

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