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The impact of monetization on Tonga / A.E. Bollard.

By:

Bollard, Alan [author.]

Contributor(s):

University of Auckland. Department of Economics

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Auckland : University of Auckland, 1974Description: [11], 275 leaves : illustrations ; 33 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Academic theses.

DDC classification:

332.401 23

Contents:

ch. 1. The model, hypothesis, and results -- ch. 2. The country: the settings and the people -- ch. 3. Impact of society -- phase I: First European influence -- ch. 4. The monetizing impulses -- phase II: Internal reactions -- ch. 5. Monetizing impulses -- ch. 6. Reactions to monetization -- ch. 7. The role of money -- phase III: Renewed participation -- ch. 8. The underlying factors -- ch. 9. Tourism -- ch. 10. The church in Tonga ch. 11. Temporary emigration -- ch. 12. Oversees aide -- ch. 13. Other phase III injections -- ch. 14. Feedback effects on other sectors -- ch. 15. The overall effects of injections on the economy -- ch. 16. The role of monetization in development.

Dissertation note: M.A. University of Auckland 1974 Summary: "This thesis is an interpretation of development in Tonga, relating events to a model of primitive affluence. It sees development as the combination of two things: favorable conditions to earn market rewards (represented by production function), and a desire by the population to do so (represented by the demand for money or supply of labor)"--Abstract.

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Thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Economics, University of Auckland.

M.A. University of Auckland 1974

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 269-275).

"This thesis is an interpretation of development in Tonga, relating events to a model of primitive affluence. It sees development as the combination of two things: favorable conditions to earn market rewards (represented by production function), and a desire by the population to do so (represented by the demand for money or supply of labor)"--Abstract.

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