One Hundred Countries, One and One Quarter Billion People: How to Speed Their Economic Growth, and Ours, in the 1960's |
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... currencies . These countries must also earn by their exports the larger part of the foreign exchange required to finance their im- ports from the developed countries . I believe that the less developed areas can lift their merchandise ...
... currencies . These countries must also earn by their exports the larger part of the foreign exchange required to finance their im- ports from the developed countries . I believe that the less developed areas can lift their merchandise ...
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... foreign exchange outlays , bringing total additional foreign exchange requirements up to $ 70 billion for the entire period , or an average of $ 7 billion a year . This represents the estimated total investment needs of the less ...
... foreign exchange outlays , bringing total additional foreign exchange requirements up to $ 70 billion for the entire period , or an average of $ 7 billion a year . This represents the estimated total investment needs of the less ...
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... foreign exchange is among the main limiting factors governing the rate of economic development , great wisdom will be required in spending what foreign exchange is available . Farsightedness will also be required in determining the ...
... foreign exchange is among the main limiting factors governing the rate of economic development , great wisdom will be required in spending what foreign exchange is available . Farsightedness will also be required in determining the ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY Page | 9 |
THE IDEA OF PROMOTING WORLD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | 24 |
Page | 34 |
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