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The 13 pages that link to Developmental state, each with the reason it gives.

• Dependency theoryCompared with: Its policy focus offers a state-led route to growth rather than dependency theory's emphasis on global constraints.

• Washington ConsensusCompared with: Its directive role in production differs from the Consensus’s emphasis on market allocation.

• Postwar JapanNarrower topic: This framework helps explain Japan’s coordinated industrial policies without reducing growth to them.

• Structural adjustmentCompared with: Its active steering role differs from adjustment programs’ emphasis on market allocation and a narrower state.

• Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic FrontRelated: The EPRDF used state-led development as a central governing strategy.

• Meles ZenawiCompared with: Supporters defended Zenawi’s state-led approach as necessary for development.

• Fernando Henrique CardosoCompared with: Cardoso’s privatizations and market reforms challenged Brazil’s earlier reliance on state-led development.

• Miracle on the Han RiverNarrower topic: South Korea’s growth exemplifies how governments can shape markets without owning every major firm.

• DirigismeRelated: It is a related model of state-led development, often discussed beyond the French setting.

• StatismBroader topic: It shows how state direction can pursue economic growth while preserving private enterprise.

• Economy of JapanNarrower topic: Japan is often studied as a case of coordinated government support for industrial upgrading.

• Economy of South KoreaNarrower topic: South Korea is a prominent example of this approach to industrialization.

• Four Asian TigersRelated: Government direction helped shape industrial investment and export competitiveness.