Titlebook: Interdependence, Disequilibrium and Growth; Reflections on the P John Loxley Book 1998 International Development Research Centre 1998 econo

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978-1-349-14576-8International Development Research Centre 1998

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Neo-Conservatism and the Growth of Global Disequilibrium, of course, the depression of demand in the North and a rise in real interest rates to record levels. This found expression in huge balance of payments deficits for countries of the South as their export earnings fell and as interest payments on foreign debt rose. It was this combination of factors

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Alternative Paradigms: Peripheral Views and Views from the Periphery,d necessary. Steadily rising living standards, in both North and South, are deemed desirable in and of themselves and, by extension, rising per capita incomes are assumed to signify an improvement in human welfare. Growth in the North is considered to be relatively autonomous of growth in the South,

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