The Political Economy of Independent Fiji by E. K. Fisk

This book on Fiji provides a fascinating case study of planning in which the small scale and isolation of the economy enables major issues to be seen in almost laboratory-like clarity. In particular it throws light on problems of a multi-racial society in which some important economic and political roles are racially differentiated, and it illustrates the special difficulties of modernisation and growth where a major component in an economy is affluent by reason of a subsistent agriculture that does not earn a monetary income.

Publisher:	Australian National University Press
Year:	1970
Binding:	Paperback
ISBN:	0708102174
Condition:	Good
Description:	Owner's Name inside. Sunned on spine; small piece tape around lower spine and cover; note on last page listing four different reviews of the book at time of, or year after publication.

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SKU: 1587790
Location: Pacific