Titlebook: Economic Development, Growth and Welfare; Charles Smith Textbook 1994Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1994 development.distribu

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Macmillan Publishers Limited 1994

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Feeding the World,ry of origin? Why do LDCs export foodstuffs, when their own citizens are short of food? Why would a country facing starvation sell exotic fruits to industrialised countries? Why are the governments of some LDCs forcing peasant farmers off the land, and importing cereals which they could grow themsel

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Life in a Trading World,ance of the needs of LDCs and their relationship with MDCs, and the purpose of this chapter and the next is to show that the role of trade in development cannot be reduced to a single issue, a straight choice, a single ‘key’, or a simplistic phrase: there are a number of issues involved, and many of them intertwine.

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Römisches und griechisches Recht in ,’ Persassible for actual growth to be short-lived: during a war, for example, a country might achieve remarkably high growth rates; but its physical output would be turned to dust immediately as bombs and missiles are exploded, and at the end of this growth period the country as a whole could well be worse off than before.

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