African Historical Studies · 1970 · 98 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesEconomicsHistoryEconomic DevelopmentIndustrial RelationsLabor EconomicsAfrican EconomiesIndigenous EconomiesIndustrial DevelopmentIndustrial PolicyIndustrializationTrade LiberalizationImport Substitution EffectsIndustrial EmploymentIndustrial GrowthIndustrial LabourIndustrial Relations SystemsIndustrialization HistoryMobilizing Domestic ResourcesOpen Economy Growth
Introduction Part I: 1. Growth of the Nigerian Economy 1900-1966 2. The Market Part II: 3. From Trade to Manufacture: The Mechanics of Import Substitution 4. Import Substitution: Case Studies and Policy Implications Part III: 5. Utilizing Domestic Resources: Processing for Export 6. Utilizing Domestic Resources: Applied Industrial Research Part IV: 7. The Supply of Labour 8. Education and Skill Formation 9. Industrial Relations and Wage Determination: Failure of the Anglo-Saxon Model Part V: 10. Indigenous Enterprise Part VI: 11. Conclusion: A Strategy for Industrialization.