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Developing countries and the market system: toward better policy for aiding the contribution of civil society consumer organisations

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Brown, Robin

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Graduate Program in Public Policy, Australian National University

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This paper addresses the question of increasing the availability and utility of assistance to civil society consumer organisations in developing countries in the interest of building the effectiveness of the market system in those countries and in the interest of building a global market system which benefits those countries.

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Brown, R. (2002). Developing countries and the market system: toward better policy for aiding the contribution of civil society consumer organisations. Public Policy Discussion Paper 96. Canberra, ACT: Graduate Program in Public Policy, The Australian National University.

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