Titlebook: Capital Exports to Less Developed Countries; Wilfried Guth Book 1963 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1963 development.economic g

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Changes in the Form of Private Capital Exports,d to only about one third of private capital exports. This shows that whilst direct investments were not an entirely new feature of capital exports — these were of course also made during the 19th century — the ratio of the two types of private capital exports was completely reversed after the secon

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The Importance of Capital Imports to Economic Growth in Less Developed Countries,nition or the most appropriate measure of a “.”, since there can be no single generally applicable definition due to the numerous types of structurally different less developed countries. We shall therefore enumerate a number of . criteria in order to show some of the various aspects of the problem.

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Book 1963iate since the provision oflong term funds for capital exports and the question of their employment in the capital importing countries are so closely interconnected that they could hardly be treated separately.

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re appropriate since the provision oflong term funds for capital exports and the question of their employment in the capital importing countries are so closely interconnected that they could hardly be treated separately.978-94-017-0967-5978-94-017-0965-1

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A. Vahed,P. J. Mackey,A. E. M. Warnertments.. The United States and Switzerland are good examples for such a situation, whereas conditions in the large European industrial countries cannot so easily be classified in this way. We should, of course, not conclude that countries without such capital surpluses could not engage in capital ex

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