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The materials revolution: What does it mean for developing Asia?.

By: Vergara, Walter.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1993Subject(s): Industrialization | Asia -- Idustrial development -- Industrial production/. -- Asia -- Idustrial development -- Industrial production/. -- Asia -- Idustrial development -- Industrial productionSummary: The study examines the industrial development of China and India and its implications for the rest of Asia.

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The materials revolution: What does it mean for developing Asia?.

By: Vergara, Walter.