The industrialization of the Philippines

Haddad, Maurice

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The industrialization of the Philippines

Date

1967

Authors

Haddad, Maurice

Abstract

This study is a description and an analysis of the process of industrialization in the Philippines. It is directed primarily to students of Philippine affairs but it may have interest for others as an example of development policy in a newly independent country.