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... at the Kennedy Round insisted that agri- cultural issues be clarified before any serious progress might be made on industrial products.25 But , as it happened , agriculture seemed no less 126 America and the World Political Economy.
... at the Kennedy Round insisted that agri- cultural issues be clarified before any serious progress might be made on industrial products.25 But , as it happened , agriculture seemed no less 126 America and the World Political Economy.
Page 187
... progress cannot come through governmental edict ; it must flow from literally thousands of decentralized decisions by corporate executives.48 Like Marxism , business internationalism has a strong Hege- lian streak . Just as economic ...
... progress cannot come through governmental edict ; it must flow from literally thousands of decentralized decisions by corporate executives.48 Like Marxism , business internationalism has a strong Hege- lian streak . Just as economic ...
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... Progress seems the artless idealism of a more innocent age . As many see it , our aid seldom wins friends , but often subsidizes corrupt , elitist regimes whose very exis- tence is at once a moral embarrassment and a political liability ...
... Progress seems the artless idealism of a more innocent age . As many see it , our aid seldom wins friends , but often subsidizes corrupt , elitist regimes whose very exis- tence is at once a moral embarrassment and a political liability ...
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Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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