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Page 208
... modern capital - intensive technology , by it- self , would enable the manufacturing sector in the under- developed countries to raise productivity and economic efficiency . This returns to the fundamental problem of the underdeveloped ...
... modern capital - intensive technology , by it- self , would enable the manufacturing sector in the under- developed countries to raise productivity and economic efficiency . This returns to the fundamental problem of the underdeveloped ...
Page 315
... modern sense of the word , preparing for specific occupations . During the 19th century there was a spread of elementary education to include children from the poorer classes , and a growing development of technical education in the modern ...
... modern sense of the word , preparing for specific occupations . During the 19th century there was a spread of elementary education to include children from the poorer classes , and a growing development of technical education in the modern ...
Page 399
... modern Arab world form a vast territory stretching from the Atlantic Ocean eastward to the Persian Gulf , with over 106,000,000 Arabic - speaking people , predominantly of the Muslim faith . Arab educa- tion was shaped in the ...
... modern Arab world form a vast territory stretching from the Atlantic Ocean eastward to the Persian Gulf , with over 106,000,000 Arabic - speaking people , predominantly of the Muslim faith . Arab educa- tion was shaped in the ...
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