Global economic prospects and the developing countries 1992
By: The World Bank
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TextPublisher: Washington DC : The World Bank, 1992Description: vi, 72 p. tbls.,graphsISBN: 0-8213-2107-2Subject(s): Developing Countries | Economic Forecasting | International Trade | Economic Indicators | Economic InformationSummary: The 1992 World Bank report "Global Economic Prospects and the Developing Countries" analyzed the global economic outlook for developing nations, emphasizing international linkages. It projected faster growth for developing countries in the 1990’s compared to the 1980’s, largely driven by improved export performance, particularly in manufactures. The report highlighted the need for industrial countries to reduce trade barriers and for developing countries to strengthen international ties and implement sound domestic policies to capitalize on more integrated global economy
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The 1992 World Bank report "Global Economic Prospects and the Developing Countries" analyzed the global economic outlook for developing nations, emphasizing international linkages. It projected faster growth for developing countries in the 1990’s compared to the 1980’s, largely driven by improved export performance, particularly in manufactures. The report highlighted the need for industrial countries to reduce trade barriers and for developing countries to strengthen international ties and implement sound domestic policies to capitalize on more integrated global economy
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