World economic survey, 1989 : current trends and policies in the world economy.

According to World Economic Survey 1989, global economic growth in 1988 confounded expectations. Not only was the expansion of world output larger than expected, but international trade and investments grew vigorously. However, this expansion failed to spread to many developing countries, particularly those in Africa and Latin America, which continued to stagnate or to grow very slowly. Three special issues are discussed in the final portion of the Survey: the socio-economic attainment of women; the early identification, analysis and monitoring of world economic developments; and selected demographic indicators.
Chapter 1. The state of the world economy -- Chapter 2. Global economic trends and prospects -- Chapter 3. International trade -- Chapter 4. International finance and debt -- Chapter 5. The international energy situation -- Chapter 6. Economic reform and integration of centrally planned economies -- Chapter 7. Interest rates in the 1980s -- Chapter 8. Ecomonic adjustment and the net transfer of resources from developing countries -- Special issue 1. Socio-economic attainment of women -- Special issue 2. Early identification, analysis and monitoring of world economic development -- Special issue 3. Selected demographic indicators -- Annex. Statistical tables.

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Corrigendum appended to end of publication.

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