Chile: An Outline of Its Geography, Economics, and PoliticsRoyal Institute of International Affairs, 1956 - 128 trang |
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... economic policy . The industry dates back to early colonial days , but it developed considerably in the nine- teenth century , particularly in respect of nitrate , which dominated the country's economy for a couple of generations ...
... economic policy . The industry dates back to early colonial days , but it developed considerably in the nine- teenth century , particularly in respect of nitrate , which dominated the country's economy for a couple of generations ...
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... economic domination is another facet of the suspicion of Argentine hegemony , and accounts for the opposition to a full economic union and the penetration of Chilean development by large - scale investment of Argentine capital , as was ...
... economic domination is another facet of the suspicion of Argentine hegemony , and accounts for the opposition to a full economic union and the penetration of Chilean development by large - scale investment of Argentine capital , as was ...
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... Economic Survey of Latin America 1948. New York , Columbia University Press for United Nations , Department of Economic Affairs , 1949 . Economist , The . London . Weekly . Endesa . Santiago , Corporación de Fomento de la Producción ...
... Economic Survey of Latin America 1948. New York , Columbia University Press for United Nations , Department of Economic Affairs , 1949 . Economist , The . London . Weekly . Endesa . Santiago , Corporación de Fomento de la Producción ...
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