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based on the explicit assumption that aid - supplied foreign exchange is
perceived by recipient countries as a complement to domestic resources . Yet it is
clear from the examples of the last chapter that the availability of development ...
based on the explicit assumption that aid - supplied foreign exchange is
perceived by recipient countries as a complement to domestic resources . Yet it is
clear from the examples of the last chapter that the availability of development ...
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The borrower is completely familiar with the way official domestic capital has
been allocated in the past , with the various public personages contending for
part of that supply , and with the fact that the cumulative demands for financing
always ...
The borrower is completely familiar with the way official domestic capital has
been allocated in the past , with the various public personages contending for
part of that supply , and with the fact that the cumulative demands for financing
always ...
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See also AID Developing countries , 10 ; agricultural employment in , 107 ;
dependency of , 109 ; domestic savings of , 75 , 79 - 82 ; knowledge transfer to ,
11 ; labor - using technologies in , 77 - 78 , 100 , 101 ; limited supply of domestic
...
See also AID Developing countries , 10 ; agricultural employment in , 107 ;
dependency of , 109 ; domestic savings of , 75 , 79 - 82 ; knowledge transfer to ,
11 ; labor - using technologies in , 77 - 78 , 100 , 101 ; limited supply of domestic
...
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Contents
Introduction | 9 |
The Misfit | 24 |
The Institutionalization of Outside Criticism | 40 |
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