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Relative economic backwardness and catching up: lessons from history, implications for development thinking

This chapter expands on three main topics. First, it is argued that the economic historical perspective may contribute to our understanding of present day development processes. Instead of advocating a one-size-fits-all model, an analytical framework is offered based on common traits from diverse examples. Second, the importance of agricultural change on the road towards sustained economic growth

Texture and color of potato products

Texture and color are the most important parameters in the definition of the quality of potato products, but usually their subjective measurements do not give any reproducible results due to the complicating factors related to human perception. In order to understand the factors that can affect the texture and the color of the potato products during processing, instrumental techniques have been de

The Doctrine of Precontractual Liability

Under the principle of freedom of contract, when two parties begin contract negotiations, they are under no obligation to actually arrive at an agreement and each one carries the risk for its own expenses and losses caused by the negotiations. However, even if the main rule says that each party bears the costs it might have incurred during the negotiations, if the parties do not reach an agreement