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... earnings from raw materials that are so vital to their economies . Orderly marketing , another phrase for market ... earning more than half its revenues abroad , a cheap dollar and comparatively cheap energy in America have made Dow ...
... earnings from raw materials that are so vital to their economies . Orderly marketing , another phrase for market ... earning more than half its revenues abroad , a cheap dollar and comparatively cheap energy in America have made Dow ...
Page 129
... Earnings . " All governments use taxes to stimulate export sales and , when they can get away with it , to limit imports , and most of the horror stories are either examples of clever bookkeeping or , more seri- ously , treatment of ...
... Earnings . " All governments use taxes to stimulate export sales and , when they can get away with it , to limit imports , and most of the horror stories are either examples of clever bookkeeping or , more seri- ously , treatment of ...
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... earnings of the very poorest ; eliminate remaining barriers to imports of LDC goods ; transfer technology ; and pursue research specifically suited to the least developed . What the third and fourth world nations must do themselves is ...
... earnings of the very poorest ; eliminate remaining barriers to imports of LDC goods ; transfer technology ; and pursue research specifically suited to the least developed . What the third and fourth world nations must do themselves is ...
Contents
Introduction | 9 |
Power Beyond Flag and Country | 15 |
By Any Other Name | 37 |
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