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The least developed countries' experience in the 1980s: highlights

Publisher: United Nations ; New York ; 1990Description: 35 pSubject(s): ECONOMIC GROWTH | SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT | DEBT MANAGEMENT | LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES | ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTSummary: Reviews economic development in the least developed countries examing growth and structural adjustment, human resource development and international support measures. Performance within each sector is discussed as well as the small but important steps taken towards the improvement of economic efficiency.

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Reviews economic development in the least developed countries examing growth and structural adjustment, human resource development and international support measures. Performance within each sector is discussed as well as the small but important steps taken towards the improvement of economic efficiency.

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