Investimenti e sviluppo economico: teorie, fatti, politiche. Sul contributo di Nino Andreatta

Translated title of the contribution: [Autom. eng. transl.] Investments and economic development: theories, facts, policies. On the contribution of Nino Andreatta

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Abstract

[Autom. eng. transl.] The essay by Alberto Quadrio Curzio and Claudia Rotondi documents and explains the evolution and the passages of Andreatta's thought on the links between distribution-te¬cno¬lo ¬ gie-development, bringing out a non-dogmatic approach to research based on reality data . In this line of research, even the theoretical moments of scientific production are the premise for subsequent developments: from an economic analysis, in fact, one passes to the applied eco ¬ mi ¬ mation necessary to draw the reference framework for economic policy choices. Nino Andreatta reveals himself, in his strong inclination towards politics, as a designer of a flexible, but certainly not accidental, public intervention, which can both facilitate and direct the actions of market operators, and satisfy those social needs that the market gives it just doesn't prove capable of achieving.
Translated title of the contribution[Autom. eng. transl.] Investments and economic development: theories, facts, policies. On the contribution of Nino Andreatta
Original languageItalian
Title of host publicationUn economista eclettico. Distribuzione, tecnologie e sviluppo nel pensiero di Nino Andreatta.
EditorsCLAUDIA ROTONDI, ALBERTO QUADRIO CURZIO
Pages7-103
Number of pages97
Publication statusPublished - 2013

Keywords

  • Development Economics
  • Economia dello sviluppo
  • Nino Andreatta
  • Sec
  • Technology for development
  • Tecnologia per lo sviluppo
  • Wealth distribution and development
  • distribuzione del reddito e sviluppo economico

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