Titlebook: Structural Change, Economic Interdependence and World Development; Silvio Borner,Alwyn Taylor Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Natural Resources and Socio-economic Effects of Recyclingd and determined by the very nature of the production process, and on the other, it is a kind of emulation of nature itself. Having been either obvious or marginal in importance, or both, the recycling phenomenon has been taken as a commonplace in ordinary thinking for a very long time; it could har

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Introduction to Part II economic sectors. The rate and pattern of agricultural growth affect changes in the structure of both national and international economies. Agricultural development both spurs overall development and, in turn, is stimulated by it. This is especially so in developing countries in view of agriculture

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World Food Prospects till 2000s in methodology, data base and country coverage, it is interesting to compare some of these studies in terms of their main results, which may perhaps be described as ‘conditional forecasts’. Three such studies will be briefly reviewed here, . the FAO (1981) study, . prepared by the Council on Envir

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Food Security: A Stabilisation Problem for Developing Countriesnments. This growing concern about food insecurity can be attributed to the combination of several interrelated factors, which include an explicit commitment by governments to stabilise domestic prices and consumption of food, rapid urbanisation and related changes in food consumption patterns, the

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