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International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

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1946–1994 across 31 dated works

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The economic development of Syria1955
Putting people first: sociological variables in rural development1985
China's rural industry: structure, development, and reform1987
With William A. Byrd, Lin Qingsong
Korea: managing the industrial transition.1987

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China's rural industry: structure, development, and reform1987
With William A. Byrd, Lin Qingsong
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Techniques of privatization of state-owned enterprises: volume III, inventory of country experience and reference materials1988
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Developing economies in transition: vol.1, general topics1989
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Problems of developing countries in the 1990s: v. 1, general topics1990
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Korea: managing the industrial transition.1987
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Environmental accounting for sustainable development: selected papers from joint UNEP/World Bank workshops1989
With Yusuf J. Ahmad, Salah El Serafy
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Putting people first: sociological variables in rural development1985
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Trade, exchange rate, and agricultural pricing policies in Brazil1991
With Antonio Salazar P. Brandão
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The Political Economy of Agricultural Pricing Policy: Latin America (World Bank)1991
With Anne O. Krueger
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Improving the Supply of Fertilizers to Developing Countries: A Summary of the World Bank's Experience (World Bank Technical Paper)1989
With World Bank. Asia Technical Dept.
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Governance: the World Bank's experience1994
With World Bank
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Costa Rica and Uruguay1993
With Simon Rottenberg
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Striking a balance: the environmental challenge of development.1989
With World Bank
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Government Policies and Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon Region (Bk 1174)1989
With Dennis J. Mahar
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Nepal: poverty and incomes : a joint study1991
With World Bank
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General equilibrium models for development policy1989
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The Uruguay Round: a handbook for the multilateral trade negotiations1987
With J. M. Finger, Andrzej Olechowski
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Trade, exchange rate, and agricultural pricing policies in Malaysia1989
With Glenn P. Jenkins, Andrew Lai
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The economic development of Syria1955
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Adjustment lending: how it has worked, how it can be improved.1989
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The Economics of urbanization and urban policies in developing countries1987
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The allocation of goods within the household: Adults, children, and gender (LSMS working paper)1988
With Angus Deaton
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Guide to international business opportunities1989
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Trade finance in developing economies1989
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