This article studies inflation's role in development constraints in Morocco's pre-capitalist economy, indicating important interactions with global capitalism.
This article studies inflation and development in pre-capitalist peripheral economies, with Morocco as the main case. It places inflation within a broader analysis of underdevelopment, dependency, and the integration of non-industrialized economies into the world capitalist system. The paper discusses competing explanations of underdevelopment and examines how domestic social structures and external economic dependence interact to shape inflationary dynamics and development constraints.
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