World Economic and Social Survey

World Economic Survey 1969-1970 addresses the methodological problems that are involved in measuring progress in the developing countries. The Survey reviews the available data and suggests ways in which they might be used to th

Part one: Some Issues of Development Policy in the Coming Decade Part one of World Economic Survey 1968 discusses problems and policies relating to the prospective growth of population, employment and educational requirements

Part one: The Problems and Policies of Economic Development: An Appraisal of Recent Experience Part one of World Economic Survey 1967 examines the principal features of economic progress of developing countries during the

Part one: Implementation of Development Plans: Problems and Experience Part one of World Economic Survey 1966 offers a series of papers dealing with problems and experience in the implementation of development plans. The subject

Part one: The Financing for Development Part one of World Economic Survey 1965 deals with an issue that has been a matter of long-standing concern in various United Nations bodies, namely the financing of economic developmen

Part one: Development Plans: Appraisal of Targets and Progress in Developing Countries Part one of World Economic Survey 1964 reviews the experience gained and the techniques used by different countries in planning for econo

Part one: Trade and Development: Trends, Needs and Policies Part one of World Economic Survey 196 3 presents the second series of papers prepared for discussion at the second session (May?June 1963) of the Preparatory Committee fo

Part one: The Developing Countries in World Trade Part one of World Economic Survey 1962 presents the first series of papers prepared for discussion at the second session (May-June 1963) of the Preparatory Committee for the Unite

World Economic Survey 1961 focuses on industrialization and economic development, following the request by the Committee for Industrial Development for a review of industrialization in underdeveloped countries during the 1950s. The S