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Page 208
... limited capital funds in the form of cheap loans to the big economic units in the manufacturing sector means a greater scarcity of capital and higher rates of interest for the peasants and small economic units in the traditional sector ...
... limited capital funds in the form of cheap loans to the big economic units in the manufacturing sector means a greater scarcity of capital and higher rates of interest for the peasants and small economic units in the traditional sector ...
Page 213
... limited because the exact nature of economic relations is not fully known , and also because of the inadequacies of ex- isting statistics . Nevertheless , the improvement of these techniques represents the greatest hope for more ...
... limited because the exact nature of economic relations is not fully known , and also because of the inadequacies of ex- isting statistics . Nevertheless , the improvement of these techniques represents the greatest hope for more ...
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... limited - liability cor- porations . These were not new ; they went back to the chartered trading and colonial companies of the 17th century . But they had always been exceptional , subver- sive of a commercial morality that held a ...
... limited - liability cor- porations . These were not new ; they went back to the chartered trading and colonial companies of the 17th century . But they had always been exceptional , subver- sive of a commercial morality that held a ...
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