Econocological Analysis and Differential Economic Growth Rates

One can only welcome Thomas R. McHale's article, Econocological Analysis and Differential Economic Growth Rates. It is an economist of rare insight and intellectual humility who reaches outside of his own discipline in an attempt to include the non-economic determinants of behavior in a systematic theoretical framework. It is an especially happy event that this particular attempt is made by a scholar who combines a competence in economics with a thorough knowledge of the low-income societies of Southeast Asia. One may speculate that it is precisely this combination that has made McHale dissatisfied with current theories

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