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"Economic modernization" as a book category covers works that examine the processes, policies, and institutions that transform traditional or underdeveloped economies into more industrialized, productive, and market-oriented systems. Books in this category address topics such as industrialization, technological adoption and innovation, infrastructure and urbanization, financial and institutional reform, labor-market changes, trade and globalization, and the role of the state versus markets, often through historical case studies, comparative analysis, policy prescriptions, and critiques. Titles range from academic monographs and policy reports to accessible narratives and business history, and they speak to audiences including scholars, policymakers, students, and general readers interested in development, economic history, and the politics of modernization.

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