A World Divided
The Less Developed Countries in the International Economy

Table of Contents

List of contributors
Preface
1. Introduction Gerald K. Helleiner
Part I. Issues in International Trading Policy:
2. A new international strategy for primary commodities Alfred Maizels
3. The potential for monopolistic commodity pricing by developing countries Marian Radetzski
4. The dynamics of the new poor power Paul Streeten
5. The direction of international trade: gains and losses for the Third World Frances Stewart
Part II. Relations with Transnational Enterprises:
6. Power, knowledge and development policy: relations between transnational enterprises and developing countries Constantine V. Vaitsos
7. 'Ownership and control': multinational firms in less developed countries Edith Penrose
Part III. Issues in International Finance and Monetary Policy:
8. The post 1971 international financial system and the less developed countries Carlos F. Diaz-Alejandro
9. Debts, development and default Göran Ohlin
10. The external debt problem of the developing countries with special reference to the least developed Nurul Islam
Part IV. Planning for a World in Disorder:
11. Aspects of the world monetary and resource transfer system in 1974: a view from the extreme periphery Reginald H. Green
12. International agencies: the case for proliferation John White
Index.

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