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Industrialization in the Development Industrialization in the Development ProcessProcess
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The Development StageThe Development Stage
Developing countries characterized by a high Developing countries characterized by a high degree of subsistence productiondegree of subsistence production
Agricultural sector is paramount and importantAgricultural sector is paramount and important While industrialization does not insure While industrialization does not insure
development it does have some healthy development it does have some healthy implicationsimplications
It implies: technology applicationIt implies: technology application It implies: raising productivity per workerIt implies: raising productivity per worker It implies: releasing labor for other tasksIt implies: releasing labor for other tasks But all sectors must move forward and some But all sectors must move forward and some
balance is desirablebalance is desirable
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Industrialization As A Panacea?Industrialization As A Panacea?
Industrialization is not a panacea or cure Industrialization is not a panacea or cure all but it does carry with it some important all but it does carry with it some important attributesattributes
1. Employment for deepening labor market1. Employment for deepening labor market 2. Allows improvement in standard and 2. Allows improvement in standard and
quality of livingquality of living 3. Improves balance of payments3. Improves balance of payments 4. Provides certain element of national 4. Provides certain element of national
prestigeprestige
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Industrial SectorsIndustrial Sectors PrimaryPrimary-that part of the economy that specializes in the production of -that part of the economy that specializes in the production of agricultural products and the extraction of raw materials. Major agricultural products and the extraction of raw materials. Major industries include mining, agriculture, forestry, and fishing. industries include mining, agriculture, forestry, and fishing.
SecondarySecondary: manufacturing portion of the economy that uses raw : manufacturing portion of the economy that uses raw materials and intermediate products. Industries include: motor vehicle materials and intermediate products. Industries include: motor vehicle assembly, textiles, and building and construction activities.assembly, textiles, and building and construction activities.
Tertiary sectorTertiary sector- the services and commerce portion of an economy. - the services and commerce portion of an economy. Includes both Includes both consumerconsumer (individuals) and (individuals) and producer producer (firms) services. (firms) services. Repair of capital goods (e.g. ships), haircuts, medical care, and Repair of capital goods (e.g. ships), haircuts, medical care, and transport (e.g. taxis and air cargo—consumer and producer transport (e.g. taxis and air cargo—consumer and producer respectively. respectively.
QuaternaryQuaternary- that portion of a region's economy devoted to - that portion of a region's economy devoted to informational and idea-generating activities (e.g., basic research, informational and idea-generating activities (e.g., basic research, universities and colleges, and news media) and includes the universities and colleges, and news media) and includes the production, processing, and consumption of production, processing, and consumption of informationinformation. .
QuinaryQuinary activities involve high level decision making or activities involve high level decision making or control control functionsfunctions that manipulate the vast resources of private businesses that manipulate the vast resources of private businesses and governments.and governments.
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Comparing Industry versus AgricultureComparing Industry versus Agriculture Farmer has little control over his environment: pests, Farmer has little control over his environment: pests,
droughtdrought Agricultural production is generally slower and product Agricultural production is generally slower and product
cannot be quality controlled as in manufacturingcannot be quality controlled as in manufacturing Agricultural commodities are susceptible to wide price Agricultural commodities are susceptible to wide price
swings in the global marketswings in the global market Relative inelasticity of demand for agricultural products, Relative inelasticity of demand for agricultural products,
i.e. if prices fall more purchases are not assuredi.e. if prices fall more purchases are not assured Technology has had a much greater impact on industry Technology has had a much greater impact on industry
than agriculturethan agriculture Increased specialization of labor in manufacturing results Increased specialization of labor in manufacturing results
in higher productivityin higher productivity Therefore manufacturing offers a stronger base for Therefore manufacturing offers a stronger base for
raising the levelraising the level
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Nature of Industry in DevelopmentNature of Industry in Development
Heavy industry- large scale production of capital Heavy industry- large scale production of capital goods: iron, steel, machine tools, car production, goods: iron, steel, machine tools, car production, ship buildingship building
Location determined by access to and Location determined by access to and availability of raw materialsavailability of raw materials
Requires well developed transport infrastructure Requires well developed transport infrastructure and power supplyand power supply
Heavy capital investmentHeavy capital investment High proportion of relatively skilled workersHigh proportion of relatively skilled workers Large scale to achieve economies of scale Large scale to achieve economies of scale
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Nature of Industry in DevelopmentNature of Industry in Development
Light industries- generally refer to consumer Light industries- generally refer to consumer goods: paints, tools, etcgoods: paints, tools, etc
Relies on semi-processed as opposed to raw Relies on semi-processed as opposed to raw materialsmaterials
Less energy per laborer requiredLess energy per laborer required Less complex machinery and lower capital Less complex machinery and lower capital
investment – operations in simpler buildingsinvestment – operations in simpler buildings Scale of operations more suited to small, limited Scale of operations more suited to small, limited
marketsmarkets
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Progression of Industry as Development Progression of Industry as Development MaturesMatures Processing of low value, locally available materials Processing of low value, locally available materials
or resources Examples: vegetable oil and sugar or resources Examples: vegetable oil and sugar milling, pineapple and fish canning, jute and cotton milling, pineapple and fish canning, jute and cotton spinning, timber, pulpspinning, timber, pulp
Processing materials previously exported as raw to Processing materials previously exported as raw to increase earnings from export of finished products increase earnings from export of finished products Example: rubberExample: rubber
Industries which produce goods for agricultural Industries which produce goods for agricultural sector: tools, insecticides, pesticidessector: tools, insecticides, pesticides
Manufacturing of cheap consumer goods: cigarettes, Manufacturing of cheap consumer goods: cigarettes, soft drinks, sauces, batteries, bicycles, food productssoft drinks, sauces, batteries, bicycles, food products
Industries using local skills and traditions: rattan and Industries using local skills and traditions: rattan and textile (batik)textile (batik)
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Strategies for IndustryStrategies for Industry Import Substitution Industry (ISI)- produce locally Import Substitution Industry (ISI)- produce locally
more goods previously importedmore goods previously imported Manufacturing done behind high tariff walls or quota Manufacturing done behind high tariff walls or quota
policiespolicies Too often results in production of non-essential Too often results in production of non-essential
consumer goods for a limited segment of the urban consumer goods for a limited segment of the urban market ignoring rural areasmarket ignoring rural areas
Contributes little to a diversified and significant export Contributes little to a diversified and significant export structure since investments are absorbed by structure since investments are absorbed by inefficient production firmsinefficient production firms
Usually discouraged in structural adjustment Usually discouraged in structural adjustment programs (SAPs)programs (SAPs)
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Structural Adjustment ProgramsStructural Adjustment Programs Used to describe generically the activities of the World Used to describe generically the activities of the World
Bank and International Monetary Fund in packages of Bank and International Monetary Fund in packages of policy reformpolicy reform
Central aims of these programs are to:Central aims of these programs are to: Reduce debt that has accumulatedReduce debt that has accumulated Introduce policy and institutional change necessary to Introduce policy and institutional change necessary to
modify structure of economymodify structure of economy Move from agrarian dominance to industrializationMove from agrarian dominance to industrialization Instruments: currency devaluation, monetary discipline, Instruments: currency devaluation, monetary discipline,
reduction of pubic spending, trade liberalization, reduction of pubic spending, trade liberalization, privatization of public enterprises, wage restraints, privatization of public enterprises, wage restraints, subsidy removal, institutional reform-especially financialsubsidy removal, institutional reform-especially financial
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Principal Instruments of Structural AdjustmentPrincipal Instruments of Structural Adjustment Currency devaluation-encourage tradeCurrency devaluation-encourage trade Monetary discipline- interest rate controlMonetary discipline- interest rate control Reduction of public spending- lower expenses on Reduction of public spending- lower expenses on
“grandiose” projects“grandiose” projects Price reforms- price commodities to sell and reward Price reforms- price commodities to sell and reward
producersproducers Trade liberalization- remove tariff barriers to ease flows of Trade liberalization- remove tariff barriers to ease flows of
tradetrade Reduction and/or removal of subsidies- especially gasolineReduction and/or removal of subsidies- especially gasoline Privatization of public enterprises- sell SOEs to private Privatization of public enterprises- sell SOEs to private
firmsfirms Wage restraints- control wage levelsWage restraints- control wage levels Institutional reforms- improve credit and especially banking Institutional reforms- improve credit and especially banking
sectorsector
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Cottage and Small Scale Industries:Cottage and Small Scale Industries:Textile, Batik and HandicraftsTextile, Batik and Handicrafts
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Cottage and Small Scale IndustriesCottage and Small Scale Industries
Often outside scope of modern manufacturing Often outside scope of modern manufacturing organizationorganization
Carried on in rural areas, family and local labor which Carried on in rural areas, family and local labor which is unskilled- full or part timeis unskilled- full or part time
Batik- complex, low productivity per worker absence of Batik- complex, low productivity per worker absence of power-often high import content (higher quality cotton)power-often high import content (higher quality cotton)
But provide a good for export marketsBut provide a good for export markets Provide employment opportunities for largely illiterate Provide employment opportunities for largely illiterate
workforceworkforce Too often unimaginative design, crude workmanship, Too often unimaginative design, crude workmanship,
tend to withdraw into areas where few alternative tend to withdraw into areas where few alternative opportunitiesopportunities
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Strategies for IndustryStrategies for Industry
Export Oriented Industry (EOI)Export Oriented Industry (EOI) State is producing goods for export and engaged State is producing goods for export and engaged
in trade as a means of expanding national in trade as a means of expanding national revenuesrevenues
Protection is decreased while diversified exports, Protection is decreased while diversified exports, often with subsidies, are promoted through an often with subsidies, are promoted through an aggressive trade policyaggressive trade policy
Increasing demanded under SAPs so Increasing demanded under SAPs so manufacturing becomes secure manufacturing becomes secure
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Constraints on Industrializing ProgressConstraints on Industrializing Progress
Legacy of colonial rule when industry was Legacy of colonial rule when industry was suppressedsuppressed
Deficient infrastructure especially transportDeficient infrastructure especially transport Capital shortage to invest in new opportunitiesCapital shortage to invest in new opportunities Low educational levelsLow educational levels Lack of entrepreneurial skillsLack of entrepreneurial skills Limited size of marketLimited size of market Corruption, weak legal system and lack of Corruption, weak legal system and lack of
transparency reduces appeal of foreign transparency reduces appeal of foreign investorsinvestors