Paradox of Catching Up

Discover the intriguing dynamics of state-led development in L. Tan's insightful book, Paradox of Catching Up, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2005. With 188 pages of compelling analysis, this first edition delves into the significance of state-led strategies in the post-war era, providing a fresh perspective on why latecomers adopt this approach and the implications of their decisions. L. Tan expertly explores the persistent phenomenon of state intervention in economic development, making this book essential reading for scholars and practitioners interested in economic policy, development studies, and historical analysis. Uncover the complexities of development choices and their far-reaching consequences in this thought-provoking work.