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... capital used to go overseas in search of markets and investments opportunities , sometimes preceded by the missionary , but invar- iably followed by the marines . The governments and national pride even- tually became involved in a ...
... capital used to go overseas in search of markets and investments opportunities , sometimes preceded by the missionary , but invar- iably followed by the marines . The governments and national pride even- tually became involved in a ...
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... capital is less available to the new countries than at the time of for- eign domination , while native capital is fleeing.12 In fact , one argument for generous foreign aid , seldom realized for its cogency , is precisely the expec ...
... capital is less available to the new countries than at the time of for- eign domination , while native capital is fleeing.12 In fact , one argument for generous foreign aid , seldom realized for its cogency , is precisely the expec ...
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... capital during the in- itial stages of industrialism . Capital can only be secured through limited means : borrowing ; stealing ( conquest or tribute ) ; or forced labor ( either one's own people or others ) . The prospects of enslaving ...
... capital during the in- itial stages of industrialism . Capital can only be secured through limited means : borrowing ; stealing ( conquest or tribute ) ; or forced labor ( either one's own people or others ) . The prospects of enslaving ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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