Three essays on technical non-tariff measures in developed countries and African countries' international trade in agricultural products

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donne un bref resume des donnees qui existent dans certains pays africains sur les statistiques de la distribution du revenu et lee statistiques COn- nexes. Ces donnees qui

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Second, the donor country can identify the item financed and use it at home to support its case for more aid. But it ought to be realised' that quite apart from the needs of the LDCs

Although some developing countries have been able Vo raise funds from the world money and capital markets, iiie bcr:oov;Iiia- by African countries froia,these, markets have