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... income . The " underdeveloped " 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 ...
... income . The " underdeveloped " 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 ...
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... income . Second , it is possible to argue that in many cases the internal gap in incomes within in- dividual underdeveloped countries may be a more potent source of the subjective level of discontent than the in- ternational gap in income ...
... income . Second , it is possible to argue that in many cases the internal gap in incomes within in- dividual underdeveloped countries may be a more potent source of the subjective level of discontent than the in- ternational gap in income ...
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... income above the maxi- mum possible rate of growth in population , so that per capita incomes can be raised to generate a margin of sav- ings above the minimum subsistence level , thus provid- ing a means of escape from the low - level ...
... income above the maxi- mum possible rate of growth in population , so that per capita incomes can be raised to generate a margin of sav- ings above the minimum subsistence level , thus provid- ing a means of escape from the low - level ...
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