Asian and Pacific Developing Countries: Performance and Issues
The 28 developing member countries (DMCs) of the Asian Development Bank vary greatly in size, wealth and natural resources; in the degree of their reliance on external oil supplies; and in the extent to which their dependence on agriculture has been reduced through the establishment of manufacturing...
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1983-01-01
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| Series: | Asian Development Review |
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| description | The 28 developing member countries (DMCs) of the Asian Development Bank vary greatly in size, wealth and natural resources; in the degree of their reliance on external oil supplies; and in the extent to which their dependence on agriculture has been reduced through the establishment of manufacturing industries. But those differences should not be allowed to obscure the features they share or the fact that, where similar levels of development and broadly similar economic conditions exist, it is possible to identify a number of significant problems they face in common… |
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| spelling | doaj.art-2212edbf83be454481f583dbdb00f3bf2023-06-28T05:11:41ZengWorld Scientific PublishingAsian Development Review0116-11051996-72411983-01-01010114010.1142/S0116110583000019Asian and Pacific Developing Countries: Performance and IssuesSeiji NayaThe 28 developing member countries (DMCs) of the Asian Development Bank vary greatly in size, wealth and natural resources; in the degree of their reliance on external oil supplies; and in the extent to which their dependence on agriculture has been reduced through the establishment of manufacturing industries. But those differences should not be allowed to obscure the features they share or the fact that, where similar levels of development and broadly similar economic conditions exist, it is possible to identify a number of significant problems they face in common…https://www.worldscientific.com/doi/10.1142/S0116110583000019 |
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| title | Asian and Pacific Developing Countries: Performance and Issues |
| title_full | Asian and Pacific Developing Countries: Performance and Issues |
| title_fullStr | Asian and Pacific Developing Countries: Performance and Issues |
| title_full_unstemmed | Asian and Pacific Developing Countries: Performance and Issues |
| title_short | Asian and Pacific Developing Countries: Performance and Issues |
| title_sort | asian and pacific developing countries performance and issues |
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