An edition of Restoring growth in the debt-laden third world (1987)

Restoring growth in the debt-laden Third World

a draft task force report to the Trilateral Commission

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Feldstein, Martin S.
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a draft task force report to the Trilateral Commission

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The Commission
Language
English
Pages
82

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Subjects

Economic policy, External Debts, Developing countries

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Developing countries
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Restoring growth in the debt-laden Third World: a draft task force report to the Trilateral Commission
1987, The Commission
in English
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 81-82.
"April 1987."

Published in
New York
Series
Triangle papers ;, 33

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
336.3/435/091724
Library of Congress
HJ8899 .R47 1987

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Pagination
x, 82 p. :
Number of pages
82

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2394169M
ISBN 10
0930503023
LCCN
87023778

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