Titlebook: European Studies in Development; New Trends in Europe Jacques Bandt (Director, Professor),Péter Mándi (H Book 1980 Jacques De Bandt, Péter

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Coercion by Project AidThe intentions of aid authorities are liberal, but their actions are coercive. The difference is glaring when one compares the Development Assistance Committee’s reports with what the members of that donor country committee actually do when they negotiate aid for the very poor countries’ projects. Here is an example:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-55038-7d far larger shares of their GNP to aid funds than any of the traditional donors, and in many of the DAC member countries non-official aid raised and channelled by private voluntary organisations has progressed remarkably. Nevertheless the overall picture is of highly concessional transfers for deve

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Austria and the European Peripherytice the problem of the marginalisation or peripheralisation of the Austrian economy. Until 1975, Austria had been sheltered from these effects, but since 1975 she has had a deteriorating balance of payments, increasing public indebtedness and a clear structural crisis in important branches of her industry.

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The Effects of Enlargement on the EEC Peripheryevious enlargement (to include the United Kingdom, Denmark and Ireland) took place — economic conditions are considerably worse. This is even more true for these backward regions which are the latest candidates, so they are likely to suffer more and benefit less from enlargement.

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EEC Enlargement and Third World Tradeive and other products to the EEC which in turn would negatively influence the export of products by the LDCs. On the . side, the possibilities are: trade creation for the LDCs through an expanding market when the Three apply the CET and preferences, and an enlarged market for the LDCs caused by the dynamic effects of the integration.

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