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Page 204
... capital , on do- mestic industrialization , and on government economic planning as the standard ingredients of development pol- icy . These theories still continue to have a considerable influence on the conventional wisdom in ...
... capital , on do- mestic industrialization , and on government economic planning as the standard ingredients of development pol- icy . These theories still continue to have a considerable influence on the conventional wisdom in ...
Page 216
... capital investment particular has been seen in shifts of demand from low productivity sectors to high productivity sectors , thus causing resources to be reallocated . The most notable movement has been the shift of resources ...
... capital investment particular has been seen in shifts of demand from low productivity sectors to high productivity sectors , thus causing resources to be reallocated . The most notable movement has been the shift of resources ...
Page 225
... capital from many investors and its professional management . Such methods had occa- sionally been employed in the Middle Ages . These joint- stock methods now became far more common . In the second half of the 16th century , London ...
... capital from many investors and its professional management . Such methods had occa- sionally been employed in the Middle Ages . These joint- stock methods now became far more common . In the second half of the 16th century , London ...
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