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Basri, M. Chatib Kyn, Oldrich Schydlowsky, Daniel M. Acharya, Sarthi Naqvi, Syed Nawab Haider Falcon, Walter P. Chow, Steven C. Falcon, Walter P. Schydlowsky, Daniel M. Stern, Joseph J. Schydlowsky, Daniel M. Stern, Joseph J. All co-authors development policy
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Gustav Fritz Papanek Prof. Alternative spellings: Gustav F. Papanek Gustav Papanek B: 1926 Biblio: Präsident des Boston Inst. for Developing Economies
Profession Economist
Affiliations Boston University. Department of Economics Harvard University USA. Agency for International Development Weltbank
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Publishing years Series Papers and proceedings / Pakistan Society of Development Economists (1) Lectures in development economics (1) DRD discussion paper (1) Development Policy Series, Development Advisory Service / Center for Industrial Affairs, Harvard University (1) Houghton Mifflin Adviser in Economics (1) Harvard University (Cambridge Mass.). Center for International Affairs. Publications (1) International conciliation (1) Occasional papers in international affairs (1) Economic development report (1) Development Policy Series (1) 
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