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A long-term outlook for the world economy: issues and projections for the 1990s.

By: Fardoust, Shahrockh.

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BookSeries: Policy and Research Series, no. 12. Publisher: Washington : Bank, 1990Subject(s): Economic development | Economic forecasts -- Economic conditions. -- Economic forecasts -- Economic conditionsSummary: Gives projections for the world economy.

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A long-term outlook for the world economy: issues and projections for the 1990s.

By: Fardoust, Shahrockh.