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Readings in the history of economic growth; a study of successful and promising beginnings of special relevance for students in underdeveloped countries, edited by Malcolm E. Falkus.

By: Falkus, Malcolm E.

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BookSeries: Series of undergraduate teaching works in economics, v. 3.Publisher: Nairobi, Oxford University Press, 1968Subject(s): Economic history | Economic development

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Readings in the history of economic growth; a study of successful and promising beginnings of special relevance for students in underdeveloped countries, edited by Malcolm E. Falkus.

By: Falkus, Malcolm E.