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... Third World attracted great public attention and enthusiasm . The " development gap " -the chasm in the general standard of living between developed and undeveloped countries - piqued the public conscience and aroused ... Third World 221.
... Third World attracted great public attention and enthusiasm . The " development gap " -the chasm in the general standard of living between developed and undeveloped countries - piqued the public conscience and aroused ... Third World 221.
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... Third World can hardly be entered into seriously in a few pages . We focus here on the economic relation between the Third World and the developed countries primarily to show the harmful influence on American policy of those same ...
... Third World can hardly be entered into seriously in a few pages . We focus here on the economic relation between the Third World and the developed countries primarily to show the harmful influence on American policy of those same ...
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... Third - World thinking about development . Many years as Executive Secretary of the Economic Commis- sion for Latin America ( ECLA ) convinced Prebisch that Third ... Third - World manufactures The Atlantic Community and the Third World 233.
... Third - World thinking about development . Many years as Executive Secretary of the Economic Commis- sion for Latin America ( ECLA ) convinced Prebisch that Third ... Third - World manufactures The Atlantic Community and the Third World 233.
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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