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A. F. Metherell,S. Spinak,E. J. Pisa problems which verge on a crisis situation with (1) mounting external debt for many countries (both developed and developing, see .), (2) fluctuating exchange and interest rates, exacerbating the possibility of debt-servicing, and (3) the seemingly ever-increasing speed with which growing amounts o

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Solutions to the Exercise Problems, increasingly frequent form of East-West industrial cooperation. By the end of 1987 an estimated 166 joint ventures with foreign investors existed in the European member countries of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA). The secretariat of the United Nations Economic Commission for Euro