Latin America: from Dependence to RevolutionWiley, 1973 - 274 pages |
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... effect along with these measures . The effects on the economy were twofold : they relieved corporation expenditures , but reduced the existing demand on the other.1 14 for In spite of all this , these measures can be seen as ...
... effect along with these measures . The effects on the economy were twofold : they relieved corporation expenditures , but reduced the existing demand on the other.1 14 for In spite of all this , these measures can be seen as ...
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... effects on other developing countries . The course of action which the Chilean Government appears to have chosen , therefore , could have an adverse effect on the international development process . The United States hopes that the ...
... effects on other developing countries . The course of action which the Chilean Government appears to have chosen , therefore , could have an adverse effect on the international development process . The United States hopes that the ...
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... effect " enun- ciated in Secretary of State Rogers ' statement of October 13 ( cited earlier ) : Mr. Fascell : " Mr. Secretary , I am curious about the U.S. concern about the ' ripple effect . ' I know I , myself , have expressed that ...
... effect " enun- ciated in Secretary of State Rogers ' statement of October 13 ( cited earlier ) : Mr. Fascell : " Mr. Secretary , I am curious about the U.S. concern about the ' ripple effect . ' I know I , myself , have expressed that ...
Contents
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES | 7 |
Nationalization Socioeconomic | 41 |
Jose Serra the Nature of Recent Developments | 61 |
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