Titlebook: Capital Movements and Economic Development; John H. Adler Book 1967 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1967 ca

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Private Capital Movements and Exchange Rates in Developing Countriesough the paper is chiefly concerned with flows of private capital to developing countries, the general analysis of the influence of changes in prices, costs and exchange rates on movements of various types of capital applies also to inter-national investment in industrial countries. The concluding s

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Nichtlineare Probleme der Plattentheorieok did not attract the attention it deserved until well into the inter-war period. Hobson’s was the first systematic attempt to produce annual estimates of British capital exports for the period 1870–1912. The fact that later research has thrown doubt on some of his figures does not detract from the

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Das Verfahren von Hildreth und d’Esopoeign capital performs a useful part in meeting the shortage of domestic resources; in purchasing modern machinery and industrial technology from advanced nations and in supplying the shortage of foodstuffs caused temporarily by the rapid gravitation of farming population into industrial cities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13169-4l interpretation of this title, in the time allowed, seems impracticable. This paper, therefore, at the cost of being rather impressionistic, deals with a small number of fairly diverse issues whose only common characteristic is that they are all, at present, hotly debated in the developing countrie

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,Beobachter für nichtlineare Systeme,ofessional economist is aware of ambiguities in each concept. The Round Table Conference on Capital Movements and Economic Development is an appropriate forum at which to air these difficulties and to attempt more precise definitions. The object of this paper is to take up these three concepts in tu