Developing Countries in the International Economic System
Their Problems and Prospects in the Markets for Finance, Commodities, Manufactures and Services
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Avramovic, Dragoslaw. 1992. Developing Countries in the International Economic System: Their Problems and Prospects in the Markets for Finance, Commodities, Manufactures and Services. New York.
Developing Countries in the International Economic System
Their Problems and Prospects in the Markets for Finance, Commodities, Manufactures and Services
Posted on: January 01, 1992
The four essays in this publication were prepared in response to the request by Dr. Mahbub ul Haq, Special Adviser to the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme. He asked that I prepare an analysis of the operation of the international economic system as it affects the developing countries, as a background for UNDP's Human Development Report 1992. Dr. Haq's specific question was: how efficient and equitable are the functionings of the present markets in commodities, manufactures, services and finance?
