Socio-Economic Development
1.8. The gap between rich and poor countries 27 1.9. What do developing countries have in common? 31 1.10. The framework of proximate, intermediate and ultimate sources of growth and development 37 Questions for review 39 Further reading 39 2 Development of the international economic order, 1450–2015 41 2.1. International economic order 41 2.2.
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