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|a Introduction ----- I. The Principle of the Hiding Hand --- 2. Uncertainties. a. Varieties of Uncertainties --- b. Supply Uncertainties: Technology --- c. Supply Uncertainties: Administration --- d. Supply Uncertainties: Finance --- e. Excess Demand --- f. Inadequate Demand --- g. Digression: The R & D Strategy --- h. Mitigation of Uncertainties ----- II. Latitudes and Disciplines. a. Spatial or Locational Latitude --- b. Temporal Discipline in Construction --- c. Temporal Discipline from Construction to Operation --- d. Latitude for Corruption --- e. Latitude in Substituting Quantity for Quality --- f. Latitude in Substituting Private for Public Outlays ----- IV. Project Design: Trait-Taking and Trait-Making. a. The Dilemma of Design -- b. Implicit Trait-Making: A Failure in Nigeria --- c. Entrained Trait-Making --- d. The Autonomous Agency as a Hybrid ----- V. Project Appraisal: The Centrality of Side-Effects. a. Side-Effects as Essential Requirements --- b. Pure and Mixed Side-Effects --- c. Smuggling in Change via Side-Effects --- d. Cost-Benefit Analysis and the Offensive Against Side-Effects --- e. Counteroffensives --- f. Modesty and Ambition in Project Plannin.
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|a The experience accumulated in the wake of more than two decades of sustained effort to promote growth and change in the low-income countries presents a rich field for scholarly inquiry and new insights into the development process. The success and failures of such projects, the new skills and attitudes they impart, and the internal tensions they sometimes generate obviously have an important bearing on the next stages of a county's development effort. Yet little has become known about these truly formative experiences which are due to the behavior-and misbehavior-of development projects. In this recent volume, Professor Albert O. Hirschman turns his attention to the ways in which decision making is molded, activated, or hampered by the specific nature of the project that is undertaken; for example, the establishment and operation of a pulp and paper mill in east Pakistan, an irrigation project in Peru, railway expansion in Nigeria, and other development undertakings. In some parts of the present inquiry Hirschman elaborates on his earlier writings in this series; and occasionally, he qualifies or modifies his previous conclusions; the bulk of the study explores new territory.
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|a Economic development projects
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