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CHAPTER II 14 86230 CHAPTER II THE BACKGROUND 1• Introduction In our 1986 Report we expounded and
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CHAPTER II 16 86230 relatively better potitlon, this helped the first country to avold a sharper re
CHAPTER II 17 86230 the econoay by public spending, whlch has not at the beglnnlng of a period a cor
CHAPTER II 18 86230 Inflatlonary praisurts In the occurrence of expanslve spells. This good lenie1
CNAPTER II 19 86230 The iaperative becaie, fpr firas as we 11 as for govern«ent8, that of becoaing a
CHARTER II 20 86230 extemal balances becaae everywhere the prlaary target of ■acroeconoiic policy. A
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