By Konosuke Odaka
ISBN-10: 4431557342
ISBN-13: 9784431557340
ISBN-10: 4431557350
ISBN-13: 9784431557357
With prompted human assets and a wealthy common bounty, Myanmar is predicted to take off with sustained progress and finally reach a different welfare kingdom. at the foundation of the authors’ box surveys and innumerable dialogues with public officers, inner most execs, students, and others, as well as extensive table stories in view that round 2000, the current quantity lays out the fundamental elements for drawing a roadmap to understand the above-mentioned target. That objective is, in particular, monetary improvement, sufficient social capital, indigenous sleek manufactures and nearer overseas tie-ups, between others, yet primarily, sound agrarian improvement. An attempt has been made to put the mandatory constituents of their old contexts, as historic stories represent an enormous sociopolitical within which improvement happens. Myanmar nationals and readers involved in the country’s fiscal growth are inspired to provide critical, sustained suggestion to bobbing up with a socially supportable roadmap for the country's improvement course. the current quantity presents helpful tricks for that purpose.
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At the time, socialism was clearly identified as the Burmese nationalist ideologies; nevertheless, political leaders had the wherewithal to invite Hla Myint to give a lecture at the convention (Taylor 1987: 244). The 1947 Constitution was enacted on the basis of socio-democratic principles aiming to build a welfare state. Section 30 (1) and (2) stipulate that the state is the ultimate owner of all lands and that the state has the right to regulate, alter or abolish land tenure and to distribute the same to collective (or cooperative) farming or to agricultural tenants.
G. by restructuring), things would not have turned out as planned. Had Burma ventured into new businesses, such as labour-intensive manufacturing, its connection with international markets would have been too fragile for it to succeed. Furthermore, it would have faced fierce competition from other Asian economies such as India, Indonesia and China. In the agriculture, forestry and fishery industries, Burma’s greatest potential for exports lay in teak. However, teak production had already reached its upper limit and a further increase was not expected.
49 The U Nu administration recognised the low efficiency of the state-run enterprises and came to the conclusion that if the country continued on this ‘socialist’ path, the result would be pitiful; however, this recognition was not passed on to the military leadership (Ne Win administration) (Myat Thein 2004: 43). 50 It is said that the impetus for isolationism came from the invasion, in 1950, of Shan State by a part of the Kuomintang, aided by the United States (Ganesan and Hlaing 2007: 1). 20 K.