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Ulrike Froschauer,Manfred Lueger. The development policies of the past twenty years would appear to have failed to create employment for them, and the abundant labour supplies — the greatest potential asset of most of these countries — have remained very far from employed.

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Ulrike Froschauer,Manfred Luegercularly of the less developed countries of Asia. In many of them there is a large traditional sector that, with present birth and death rates, tends to grow or at best to decline very slowly. A considerable proportion of those in this traditional sector fall below the lowest conceivable poverty line

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