Richard Grabowski
Affiliations: | Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Carbondale, IL |
Area:
General Economics, Sociology of EducationGoogle:
"Richard Grabowski"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Phillip K. Letting | grad student | 2000 | SIU Carbondale |
| Sharmistha Self | grad student | 2002 | SIU Carbondale |
| Bruce E. King | grad student | 2003 | SIU Carbondale |
| Alexander D. Tokarev | grad student | 2004 | SIU Carbondale |
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| Grabowski R, Self S. (2020) Agricultural productivity, the real effective exchange rate, and structural change: Some evidence from Africa Review of Development Economics. 24: 31-44 |
| Grabowski R, Self S. (2020) What factors influence the quality of governance institutions? An Asian perspective Journal of Asian Economics. 70: 101238 |
| Grabowski R, Self S. (2020) Structural change in Asia, the real effective exchange rate, and agricultural productivity Journal of Economics and Finance. 44: 198-210 |
| Grabowski R, Self S. (2019) Structural Change And The Intersectoral Terms Of Trade: Southeast Asian Experience Journal of Economic Development. 44: 29-47 |
| Grabowski R. (2018) Food staple production and alternative development paths: India and China Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy. 23: 357-373 |
| Grabowski R. (2018) Deindustrialisation in Mozambique: the role of agriculture Canadian Journal of Development Studies. 39: 569-585 |
| Grabowski R. (2017) Food prices and the development of manufacturing in India Asia-Pacific Development Journal. 23: 57-78 |
| Grabowski R, Self S. (2017) The development of manufacturing: Unintended consequence Journal of Asian Economics. 52: 1-11 |
| Grabowski R. (2017) Limited access states and elections: an unexpected economic consequence Evolutionary and Institutional Economics Review. 14: 61-78 |
| Grabowski R. (2016) Political legitimacy and economic development: The role of agriculture in Costa Rica Progress in Development Studies. 16: 361-366 |