The Big Push Theory proposed by Rosenstein-Rodan in the 1950ies
argues
that governments have to pick a single industry to push all resourced into,
foreign aid and domestic investments, in order to achieve growth through
specialization.
that in order for countries to make it through the demographic transition, a big
push in health investments must eliminate infectious diseases
that there are no diminishing returns to capital and therefore no steady states,
therefore investment can push up growth rates forever.
that foreign aid should provide a resources for coordinated large scale
investments into developing countries to push them out of a poverty trap.