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Extenstion International Trade Res. - 08159504
03/31/96

World Market Imperfection and the Developing Countries

This publication addresses new economic order that have     
been raised in the various intergovernmental negotiating    
forums like imperfections in international markets,         
market improvements, improve competition and efficiency     
.                                                           
The author concludes that there is a strong belief that     
the developing countries do rather badly from the           
existing market system. Some market imperfection are        
costly to both rich and poor countries. Changes in          
existing systems that would improve access to               
information, stimulate competition, develop                 
countervailing powers, and change international legal       
conventions.                                                

Author: Gerald K. Helleiner                                 
Published by  Overseas Development council                  
Occasional Paper #11                                        
Price $3                                                    
For Reference:                                              
Call # 500.02                                               
Center for Advanced Study of International Development      
306 Berkey Hall                                             
Michigan State University                                   
East Lansing, MI 48824-1111                                 

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