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Toward a self-reliant South: trading its way out of a long crisis

By:

Hardy, Chandra

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: North-South Institute OttawaCA 1990Description: 12pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Argues for a reviewed effort at South-South cooperation. Examines the scope for increased trade, the obstacles that have stood in its way, and the measures that have to be taken by developing countries to reorient their development strategies toward internal markets and new expert markets in the South.

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Argues for a reviewed effort at South-South cooperation. Examines the scope for increased trade, the obstacles that have stood in its way, and the measures that have to be taken by developing countries to reorient their development strategies toward internal markets and new expert markets in the South.