Economic aid and international cost sharing /

By:

Pincus, John A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Baltimore, Maryland : The Rand Corporation ; The Johns Hopkins Press, c1965.Description: xvii, 221 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

338.91 PIN

LOC classification:

AS36 .R3 R-431

Summary: This book examines relations between foreign trade and economic growth and on the magnitude of the future import and capital needs of the less developed nations. It also examines burden-sharing of foreign aid in terms of donor's cost, not recipients' gains. Furthermore, the book examines issues like: efficiency, economy, and equity of foreign aid; a historical review of cost-sharing experiences (from the Universal Postal Union to NATO); an excellent attempt to provide an accurate definition of aid; and a description of the resource transfer to poor countries implicit in international commodity agreements.

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"Research ... sponsored by the Department of Defense, under Contract SD-300, monitored by the Assistant Secretary of Defense (International Security Affairs)"

Includes index.

Includes bibliographical references: p. 194-201.

This book examines relations between foreign trade and economic growth and on the magnitude of the future import and capital needs of the less developed nations. It also examines burden-sharing of foreign aid in terms of donor's cost, not recipients' gains. Furthermore, the book examines issues like: efficiency, economy, and equity of foreign aid; a historical review of cost-sharing experiences (from the Universal Postal Union to NATO); an excellent attempt to provide an accurate definition of aid; and a description of the resource transfer to poor countries implicit in international commodity agreements.

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