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How can effective economic management be achieved in small states?

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TextPublication details: 2004Subject(s):

ECONOMIC ADMINISTRATION

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10/6/04 JOYD

Summary: Opines that governments should plan for the future, and only spend what they can afford. Suggests that they should not rely on a single industry, and in planning for the future, should ensure that the country has alternative sources of income for when an important industry is adversely affected.

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Opines that governments should plan for the future, and only spend what they can afford. Suggests that they should not rely on a single industry, and in planning for the future, should ensure that the country has alternative sources of income for when an important industry is adversely affected.

10/6/04 JOYD

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