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Energing global rules and the developing countries

Bhaduri, Amit - In: Sisyphus als Optimist : Versuche zur zeitgenössischen …, (pp. 367-375). 2005

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An analysis of the impact of short-term capital flows on income in developing economies

Bhaduri, Amit - In: Globalization and economic development : essays in …, (pp. 149-156). 2001

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Financial reconstruction for North-South and South-South trade

Bhaduri, Amit - In: Industry and development 14 (1985), pp. 37-45

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The opportunities and dangers of international capital capital inflows for developing countries from an effective demand perspective

Bhaduri, Amit - 1999

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Implications of globalization for macroeconomic theory and policy in developing countries

Bhaduri, Amit - In: Globalization and progressive economic policy, (pp. 149-158). 1998

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Employment and livelihood : the rural labour process and the formulation of development policy

Bhaduri, Amit

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Economic development and agricultural productivity

Bhaduri, Amit (ed.); Skarstein, Rune (ed.) - 1997

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Studies in rural participation : a study prepared for the Internat. Labour Off. within the framework of the World Employment Programme

Bhaduri, Amit (contributor) - 1982

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Las repercusiones del monetarismo en los países en desarrollo

Bhaduri, Amit - In: Investigación económica : revista de la Faculdad de … 44 (1985) 172, pp. 381-437

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Economic development and agricultural productivity

Bhaduri, Amit (ed.); Skarstein, Rune (ed.) - 1997

This important book challenges conventional development theory by addressing not only technological but also socio-economic factors influencing low agricultural productivity in the developing world. Agricultural productivity has long been regarded as a fundamental factor in influencing economic...

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