Titre :	Annex 1 : economic considerations for a long-term development
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Kamrany, M. N. ; Tremblay, R. ; Stern, J. J.
Mention d'édition :	Centre for Policy Alternative
Editeur :	Centre for Policy Alternative
Année de publication :	1974
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-09126
Note générale :	This annex has two parts: in part I, three types of interrelated diagnoses have been attempted. First it is pointed out that the region is played by many economic contraints. Second, identified certains gaps and distorsions such as in saving foregin exchange and absorptive capacity. Third an attempt is made to conceptualize these constraints into three interrelated vicious cercles. In part II, selected economic data are presented/ these data have been collected from secondary sources, mostly from publications of international agences.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Développement économique  Ressources humaines  Evaluation  Commerce international  Stratégie de développement  Economie
Index. décimale :	330 Economie
Résumé :	This annex has two parts: in part I, three types of interrelated diagnoses have been attempted. First it is pointed out that the region is played by many economic contraints. Second, identified certains gaps and distorsions such as in saving foregin exchange and absorptive capacity. Third an attempt is made to conceptualize these constraints into three interrelated vicious cercles. In part II, selected economic data are presented/ these data have been collected from secondary sources, mostly from publications of international agences.
Note de contenu :	This annex has two parts: in part I, three types of interrelated diagnoses have been attempted. First it is pointed out that the region is played by many economic contraints. Second, identified certains gaps and distorsions such as in saving foregin exchange and absorptive capacity. Third an attempt is made to conceptualize these constraints into three interrelated vicious cercles. In part II, selected economic data are presented/ these data have been collected from secondary sources, mostly from publications of international agences.

Annex 1 : economic considerations for a long-term development [texte imprimé] / Kamrany, M. N. ; Tremblay, R. ; Stern, J. J.  . -  Centre for Policy Alternative . - Centre for Policy Alternative, 1974.
ISSN : CI-09126
This annex has two parts: in part I, three types of interrelated diagnoses have been attempted. First it is pointed out that the region is played by many economic contraints. Second, identified certains gaps and distorsions such as in saving foregin exchange and absorptive capacity. Third an attempt is made to conceptualize these constraints into three interrelated vicious cercles. In part II, selected economic data are presented/ these data have been collected from secondary sources, mostly from publications of international agences.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Développement économique  Ressources humaines  Evaluation  Commerce international  Stratégie de développement  Economie
Index. décimale :	330 Economie
Résumé :	This annex has two parts: in part I, three types of interrelated diagnoses have been attempted. First it is pointed out that the region is played by many economic contraints. Second, identified certains gaps and distorsions such as in saving foregin exchange and absorptive capacity. Third an attempt is made to conceptualize these constraints into three interrelated vicious cercles. In part II, selected economic data are presented/ these data have been collected from secondary sources, mostly from publications of international agences.
Note de contenu :	This annex has two parts: in part I, three types of interrelated diagnoses have been attempted. First it is pointed out that the region is played by many economic contraints. Second, identified certains gaps and distorsions such as in saving foregin exchange and absorptive capacity. Third an attempt is made to conceptualize these constraints into three interrelated vicious cercles. In part II, selected economic data are presented/ these data have been collected from secondary sources, mostly from publications of international agences.