Circular and Cumulative Causation Hypothesis | Gunnar Myrdal

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സർ geographical dualism ത്തിന്റെ ഒരു ക്ലാസ് തരാമോ

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Came here from Prof David Harvey's lectures on the Rate and Mass of Profit and the Equalization of Profit Rates in Marxian economic theory. It's fascinating to compare and contrast the two theories, Marx's and Myrdal's, that both explain the disequlibrium and inequality that are so obvious in the global economy. One thing's for sure, neoclassical economics tells us that the reality we see with our own eyes -- that the opposite "should" be happening. That's a bad theory!

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The video was very informative, Sir. Thank you. However, if we consider the MYRDALL THEORY and assume that the region A has reached its optimum and maximum level of labour resource and the external stimulus for the growth in wage rate being increase in productivity due need its optimum labour MP; the inflow of labour resource from the region B will only decrease the MP and increase DISGUISED UNEMPLOYMENT in the region A. Hence, in place of higher prosperity, the region A will encounter decrease in economic capacity and consequently higher wage rate, thus coming back to the equilibrium state. Can this be a possible exception within the theory? Your valuable opinion on this will be extremely helpful.

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Sir, are there any criticisms of this theory? I tried looking for them online, but couldn't find anything as such. Hoping you could help. As a student reading this theory, I do not see anything wrong per se, since economic development has been characterized by geographic dualism in the world generally, and India too particularly. Will the criticisms involve highlighting other factors responsible for the backwardness of a region?

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