1986
DOI: 10.1111/j.1759-5436.1986.mp17002003.x
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Aid and Poverty

Abstract: SUMMARY The volume of aid received by the less developed countries, with some exceptions, is small in relation to the existing scale of poverty in those countries. Aid makes a significant but incremental contribution to available national resources. What aid can or cannot do for the poor has to be viewed and assessed within the context of overall national policies and priorities towards poverty elimination. In that context, it can be said that aid has made a smaller impact on poverty than one would expect. The… Show more

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“…Aggravating the position of developing economies were the protectionist measures which constrained the expansion of their export to service debts (Felix, 1985). Further, the deep recession weakened the agricultural commodity prices in the international market, contract competition in agrarian trade, and reduced the development assistance to rural development of developing economies (Chaudhuri, 1986). The increase in agricultural prices in late 1982 through 1983 was the effect of the terms-of-trade.…”
Section: The 1980smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aggravating the position of developing economies were the protectionist measures which constrained the expansion of their export to service debts (Felix, 1985). Further, the deep recession weakened the agricultural commodity prices in the international market, contract competition in agrarian trade, and reduced the development assistance to rural development of developing economies (Chaudhuri, 1986). The increase in agricultural prices in late 1982 through 1983 was the effect of the terms-of-trade.…”
Section: The 1980smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Glass (kiica) beads are first mentioned in early Sanskrit and Buddhist literature. Mukharji (1888), Ghosh (1924), Chaudhuri (1986), Dikshit (1964Dikshit ( -1965Dikshit ( , 1969, and Deo (1987) list a few of them; for instance in the Yajurveda (c. 1200 B.C. ), kiica is mentioned as female ornaments which were made by means of stringing with gold thread.…”
Section: -21) From Post-satavahana and Earlymentioning
confidence: 99%