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Page 313
... economic welfare , imperialism is almost universally a costly and wasteful luxury . Each particular purpose , however , plays its role in the total complexity of purposes . The entire process has been so confused , anarchic , and ...
... economic welfare , imperialism is almost universally a costly and wasteful luxury . Each particular purpose , however , plays its role in the total complexity of purposes . The entire process has been so confused , anarchic , and ...
Page 366
... Economic Illusions and Political Realities . Such endeavors seemed likely to eventuate in appreciable reductions in trade barriers and fruitful forms of international economic cooperation in Western Europe and possibly in other regions ...
... Economic Illusions and Political Realities . Such endeavors seemed likely to eventuate in appreciable reductions in trade barriers and fruitful forms of international economic cooperation in Western Europe and possibly in other regions ...
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... Economic and Social Council shall adopt its own rules of procedure , including the method of selecting its President . 2. The Economic and Social Council shall meet as required in accordance with its rules , which shall include ...
... Economic and Social Council shall adopt its own rules of procedure , including the method of selecting its President . 2. The Economic and Social Council shall meet as required in accordance with its rules , which shall include ...
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