This book is the most comprehensive book ever written on economic development, as it addresses human thought from the classical school until today. It also includes mentioning a number of reasonable and useful policies, and presents many practical problems facing different countries.
Economic development depends on several factors, the most important of which are the availability of in-kind capital, natural resources, savings, technological level, the number and growth rate of the population, the expansion of the market, and welfare policy. These factors are linked to each other to such an extent that it is difficult to determine the importance of each factor separately. For a specific country.