
doi: 10.1007/bf02926216
handle: 10419/140426
The classical approach towards adjustment has proved to have considerable shortcomings, particularly in connection with supply response issues and the conditions for re-establishing sustainable growth. The following article concludes that sustainable stabilisation and adjustment require a revised sequencing of policies, and outlines the main consequences of this for donor assistance strategies.
ddc:330, Development Strategy
ddc:330, Development Strategy
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