Book: Industrialization : past success and future problems
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Brasil
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BR
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Abstract
Most presently developed countries followed a model of development in which a gradual industrialization was the basic element in growth, structural change and creation of the whole fabric of modern institutions and of modern individuals. Countries which are developing today are, for the most part, not following this model, Brazil, which presents at once a well-know example of rapid economic growth and of persistent difficulties, is an outstanding example of a modern model of rapid development through import substitution.