Several authors have discussed economic development in the 20th century. The most relevant are Ragnar Nurkse, Paul Rosenstein-Rodan, Albert Hirschmann, Sir Arthur Lewis, Walt Rostow, Raul Prebisch, and Celso Furtado. Instead of constructing models disconnected from reality and based on philosophical presuppositions that cannot be demonstrated empirically, these economists were pragmatic men interested in concrete results. Most of them worked in the United Nations’ system or in multilateral agencies with the concrete objective of promoting economic development.Basically, these ...
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