Titlebook: World Economic Issues at the United Nations; Half a Century of De Mahfuzur Rahman Book 2002 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2002 Developing Coun

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Economic Development of Developing Countries,of issues that would simply not go away as well as issues that tended to crop up when not expected. Discussion of the problems of economic development of less developed countries at the United Nations contained both varieties of issues in abundance. Familiar grounds were often revisited and yet shif

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Food Needs of Developing Countries,thus: “The world faces a grave food crisis which is likely to continue in acute form for at least two years. Stocks of most food are at low levels, and with the present large unsatisfied demand, a generally excellent harvest in 1948 would do no more than ameliorate the situation. The prospects for s

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International Trade,edented increase in protectionist barriers to trade that in turn contributed to the severity of the contraction of the world economy. During the war years there was once again a sharp decline in international commerce. One of the major concerns of international policy makers in the immediate postwar

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Commodity Problems,ed and developing countries. The problem has, of course, been far more important for developing countries, many of whom are heavily dependent on primary commodities for income and export earnings. A continuing decline in prices can, on the other hand, be calamitous for many developing countries. Com

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External Debt Crisis of Developing Countries, issues that have been debated at the United Nations over the last half century. Sometimes the question of debt would be raised in connection with the issue of flow of financial resources to developing countries. The emphasis here would be on the inadequacy of the financial flow, net of the growing