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Industry in a changing world : special issue of the Industrial Development Survey for the Fourth General Conference of UNIDO

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TextPublication details: UN New YorkUS 1983Description: xvii, 369 pAction note:

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3 The theory of trade and protection
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by Morgan, D. J.
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by Seers, Dudley
11 Bailey's industrial oil and fat products
by Swern, Daniel, ed.
12 The revised laws of St. Christopher Nevis and Anguilla
13 The theory of trade and protection
by Travis, William Penfield
14 Regional industrial opportunities in the Caribbean area : preliminary report
by Cabrera, Gilberto B.
15 Essays in economic policy
by Kaldor, Nicholas
16 Development plan 1964-1970
17 Economic integration : aspects and problems
by Streeten, Paul
18 Aid to the West Indies : a survey of attitudes and needs
by Morgan, D. J.
19 Soil-cement : its use in building
20 The mechanism of an open petroleum economy
by Seers, Dudley

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