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Page 132
At the same time as they took their decision on the rate of exchange the
Government decided that measures should be taken as and when required to
free resources from domestic use on the scale necessary to secure the
improvement ...
At the same time as they took their decision on the rate of exchange the
Government decided that measures should be taken as and when required to
free resources from domestic use on the scale necessary to secure the
improvement ...
Page 329
It is necessary to adopt all measures that will lead to the completion of Latin
American integration , above all those that will bring about , in the shortest time
possible , monetary stability and the elimination of all restrictions , including ...
It is necessary to adopt all measures that will lead to the completion of Latin
American integration , above all those that will bring about , in the shortest time
possible , monetary stability and the elimination of all restrictions , including ...
Page 331
( b ) To apply , in the implementation of the foregoing measures , and when
pertinent , the temporary preferential treatment already established or that may
be established , in accordance with the principle of balanced development
among ...
( b ) To apply , in the implementation of the foregoing measures , and when
pertinent , the temporary preferential treatment already established or that may
be established , in accordance with the principle of balanced development
among ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1976 |
| ISBN | 0115915699, 9780115915697 |
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