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COMMODITY AND DEVELOPING COUNTRY TERMS OF TRADE, WHAT DOES THE LONG RUN SHOW?

POWELL, A. - Department of Economics, Oxford University - 1989

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The Role of the Promotion Fund of the International Coffee Agreement

Greer, Thomas V.; Chattalas, Michael J. - In: International Marketing Review 6 (1989) 3

Coffee is the developing world′s largest export after oil, and coffee revenues are vital to many nations. However … Agreement. In light of objectives to assist developing nations and help these nations to help themselves, it is important to … the development of similar agreements for other products significant to the developing world. …

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Why State Corporations in Developing Countries Have Failed to Attract Foreign Investment

Stoever, William A. - In: International Marketing Review 6 (1989) 3

‐owned enterprises in some developing countries are very poor as marketing literature. It gives examples selected from nine LDCs …

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Creating Countertrade Opportunities in Financially Distressed Developing Countries: Framework and Nigerian Example

Smith, David K. - In: International Marketing Review 6 (1989) 5

This article addresses the question of how firms interested in identifying and exploiting business opportunities in less developed countries (LDCs) can use countertrade exchange mechanisms to accomplish their objectives. Key dimensions of this issue are illuminated using a business development...

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Manufacturer – Distributor Relationships: A Sellers′ versus Buyers′ Market Perspective

Frazier, Gary L.; Kale, Sudhir H. - In: International Marketing Review 6 (1989) 6

place in buyers′ markets in developed countries or in sellers′ markets in developing countries. Several cultural and … structural dimensions of markets in developing countries also play an important role in the conceptual framework. A comparative …

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Partial Price Stabilisation and National Export Earnings Instability

Nguyen, D.T. - In: Journal of Economic Studies 16 (1989) 3

This article shows that partial price stabilisation is superior to complete price stabilisation in stabilising national export earnings in virtually all situations and is more likely to stabilise national than world export earnings, in contrast to the findings of an earlier study. It also shows...

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