Titlebook: Employment, Income Distribution and Development Strategy: Problems of the Developing Countries; Essays in honour of Alec Cairncross (Maste

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Equitable Income Distribution: a Quantitative Challenge, capabilities. Neither of them are necessarily equitably distributed over society’s citizens. Society itself does not distribute wealth equitably; and Nature does not distribute inborn capabilities — whatever their definition — equitably.

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Industrialisation in a Unified Development Strategy,sources of energy and for sophisticated products, the transfer of inappropriate technologies, the role of the multinational enterprise, the relation between rural development and industrialisation and the relation of domination and dependence. These are examined in turn and an agenda for UNIDO for the late seventies and eighties is drawn up.

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Collective Self-Reliance of Developing Countries,mployment in the developed countries, some say, could swell nearly anywhere up to 10 per cent — levels which only a year ago were thought of as impossible. The identification of economic power with international liquidity has been all but destroyed in the wake of the oil price rise. Prices of other primary commodities are falling rapidly.

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The United Nations and Technological Change,assumptions, informed as they were by a deep analysis of the drama of development, were far more discriminating, and far less naively optimistic than those frequently prevailing in international circles.

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Employment Problems in Developing Countries: Lessons from the World Employment Programme, that, if there are any lessons to be learnt from the World Employment Programme, it is to a very large extent due to his inputs and his ever-alert critical mind which picks up any slips we are on the point of making or have already made.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07662-9nt is beginning with export-substitution — the promotion of non-traditional exports of processed primary products, semi-manufactures, and manufactures. This paper analyses the potential impact of this type of foreign investment, especially when it results from the activities of multinational enterprises.

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Diskussion der Ergebnisse und Fazit,are oppressed or discriminated against, and with ‘under-dog’ minorities, has been strongly impressed and bred into me by early experiences. Let me anticipate one point immediately: it will rightly be said that the cause of the Third World is not exactly a minority cause since the inhabitants of the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11088-0 and later abandoned again. This seems to apply to the definition of equity corresponding with the liberalist (in the European sense) outlook. This definition was: equity is the equality between an individual’s income and the value of its productive contribution to society. Today many do not adhere