International Co-operation in a Latin American Development Policy |
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UNITED NATIONS PUBLICATION | 5 |
FOREIGN INVESTMENT POLICY | 13 |
INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY AND TECHNICAL ASSIST | 42 |
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absorb achieved agricultural anti-cyclical policy aspects balance of payments basic investments Carlos Lleras Restrepo cent collaboration Commission for Latin considerable considered consumption contribution CRUZ The University demand development policy development programmes domestic ECLA secretariat Economic and Social Economic Commission economic development effects entrepreneur established existing Export-Import Bank external factors favourable financing foreign capital foreign investment Group imports income indispensable industrial centres Inter-American Fund interest International Bank international co-operation international credit institutions international measures International Monetary Fund investment target labour Latin American Latin American countries limited loans meet ment million dollars nature nomic obstacles obtain operations organization Organization of American period possible primary products private capital private enterprise private foreign private investment problem projects rate of growth Raúl PREBISCH recommendation result Rio de Janeiro Social Council solution tariff technical assistance tion trade policy United Nations United States Government University Library world trade