First Things First: Meeting Basic Human Needs in the Developing Countries
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The authors defend the basic needs' approach to economic development which has been the subject of controversy and suspicion among many groups. Foreword by Mahbub ul Haq Preface Introduction and Summary 1. Why Basic Needs? 2. The Feasibility of Implementation 3. The Search for a Suitable Yardstick 4. Basic Needs and Growth: Is There a Conflict? 5. Lessonsfrom Country Experience 6. Lessons from Sector Experience 7. What Have We Learned? 8. The Role of the International Community Appendix: Basic Needs and Human Rights Bibliography Index
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