Long-term Prospects for the World EconomyOECD, 1992 - 193 pages |
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Page 13
... continue to experience rapid growth in the future ; the region's average overall growth rate is expected to be in the 5 to 6 per cent a year range in the 1990s and beyond . These rates are significantly higher than for the rest of the ...
... continue to experience rapid growth in the future ; the region's average overall growth rate is expected to be in the 5 to 6 per cent a year range in the 1990s and beyond . These rates are significantly higher than for the rest of the ...
Page 94
... continue to increase . The ratio of both imports and exports of goods and services to GNP will rise , and the distinctions by producers and buyers between the domestic and foreign markets will continue to evaporate . Despite occasional ...
... continue to increase . The ratio of both imports and exports of goods and services to GNP will rise , and the distinctions by producers and buyers between the domestic and foreign markets will continue to evaporate . Despite occasional ...
Page 98
... continue to aim at the expansion of free markets throughout the world , the US market will continue to be one of the most open , and co - operative relationships among governments and firms will develop rapidly . In such an environment ...
... continue to aim at the expansion of free markets throughout the world , the US market will continue to be one of the most open , and co - operative relationships among governments and firms will develop rapidly . In such an environment ...
Contents
A Longterm Scenario Study of the World Economy 19902015 | 27 |
Longterm Prospects for the US Economy | 75 |
North American Economic Integration in the 1990s | 101 |
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