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Investment, Debt and Growth: a Diversity of Experienceries as a group even if we exclude major oil exporters — maintained their rates of economic growth in fece of the slow-down of growth in the industrial countries of the North, the rise in energy prices, balance of payments problems, upheavals in commodity prices, the accumulating debt, inflation.… S

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Innovation, Trade, External Debt and Growth in the World Economyinternational network of flows in technology, goods and financial assets has been disrupted by high real and monetary dynamics. With high adjustment pressure and low adjustment capacity in core regions of the global economy, regional imbalances in trade and income growth as well as in the mix and ti

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Structural Change of International Capital Market Flows in a Historical Perspectiveording to the World Bank estimate, their external debt amounted to over 1 trillion dollars by the end of 1986. I should mention here that the accumulating process of external debt of developing countries is closely connected with the international banking activities which were carried on in Eurocurr

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