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040 | _cNDC | ||
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111 | _cPort of Spain | ||
111 | _aRegional Economic Conference | ||
111 | _d27 February - 1 March 1991 | ||
245 | _aGuyana position | ||
260 | _cFebruary 27, 1991 | ||
300 | _a5 p. | ||
520 | _aObserves that the working document does not place sufficient emphasis on non-economic aspects of development. Foreign influences should be utilized positively without losing Caribbean perspective. Information activity is crucial to research and development and technological change and government must therefore act as facilitators. Human resource development should be geared to the development of entrepreneurial skills, and together with natural resources, be considered as regional resources. | ||
556 | _aGeneral | ||
650 | _aGUYANA | ||
650 | _aREGIONAL ECONOMY | ||
650 | _aREGIONAL COOPERATION | ||
650 | _aREGIONAL ORGANIZATION | ||
650 | _aREGIONAL DEVELOPMENT | ||
650 | _aECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | ||
797 | _aGuyana. Government | ||
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