International monetary reforms - issues facing developing countries

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TextPublication details: New Delhi; Research and Information system for the non aligned and othe; 1987Description: 107pSubject(s):

Developing countries - monetary reforms

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339.53 INT

Summary: The Research and Information System for the Non-aligned and Other Developing Countries (RIS) is an autonomous body set up in New Delhi (India), with the financial support of the Government of India. The aims and objectives of the RIS, include among others promotion of the concept of self-reliance among the non-aligned and other developing countries and forging and maintaining a system of effective links amongst the various research institu tions of these countries with a view to utilise their research capabilities for the maximum common benefit. It also seeks to serve and effectively function on a continuous basis as a data bank/information storage, retrieval centre on global and regional problems bearing on the interest of non-aligned and other developing countries.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Donated Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	339.53 INT (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		DD5000

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The Research and Information System for the Non-aligned and Other Developing Countries (RIS) is an autonomous body set up in New Delhi (India), with the financial support of the Government of India.
The aims and objectives of the RIS, include among others promotion of the concept of self-reliance among the non-aligned and other developing countries and forging and maintaining a system of effective links amongst the various research institu tions of these countries with a view to utilise their research capabilities for the maximum common benefit. It also seeks to serve and effectively function on a continuous basis as a data bank/information storage, retrieval centre on global and regional problems bearing on the interest of non-aligned and other developing countries.

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