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Page 202
... countries are usually defined as those with a much lower level of per capita income than the " developed " coun- tries . The income per capita definition of underdevelop- ment is based on the selection of an arbitrary level of per ...
... countries are usually defined as those with a much lower level of per capita income than the " developed " coun- tries . The income per capita definition of underdevelop- ment is based on the selection of an arbitrary level of per ...
Page 209
... countries have been char- acterized by rapid expansion in exports . Here again it is important to note that export expansion has not been confined to those countries fortunate in their natural re- sources , such as the oil - exporting ...
... countries have been char- acterized by rapid expansion in exports . Here again it is important to note that export expansion has not been confined to those countries fortunate in their natural re- sources , such as the oil - exporting ...
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... countries have failed to make use of the opportunity of building up a domestic capital market based on an ex- panding volume of transactions in government securities . DEVELOPMENT IN A BROADER PERSPECTIVE Modern economic development ...
... countries have failed to make use of the opportunity of building up a domestic capital market based on an ex- panding volume of transactions in government securities . DEVELOPMENT IN A BROADER PERSPECTIVE Modern economic development ...
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