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no. 28
Rubber and the automotive industry in the USSR
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1976
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| 2 |
no. 36
USSR : foreign trade implications of the 1976-80 plan / by Philip Hanson
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , c1976
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| 3 |
no. 73
The new industrial countries and their impact on Western manufacturing / by Anthony Edwards
vol. 1,vol. 2. - London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1979
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no. 81
Japan's role in the 1980s / by Stuart Kirby
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1980
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| 5 |
no. 82
Revolution and energy policy in Iran / by Fereidun Fesharaki
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1980
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no. 89
Trading with the Eastern bloc / by Gareth Jenkins and Alan Hudson
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , c1980
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90
Soviet oil and gas to 1990 / by David Wilson
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1980
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| 8 |
no. 110
Japanese industry : how to compete and how to cooperate / by Mary Saso
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1981
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| 9 |
no. 137
Towards the Pacific century : economic development in the Pacific Basin / by Stuart Kirby
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1983
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| 10 |
no. 142
Japanese overseas investment : the new challenge / by Felicity Marsh
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , c1983
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| 11 |
no. 156
Hong Kong : economic prospects to 1987
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1983
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| 12 |
no. 161
Thailand : prospects and policies
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1984
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| 13 |
no.P255
Asia/Pacific capital markets : a vision of change / Arthur Andersen
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1993
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| 14 |
no.1067
The Lebanon conflict : political shifts, regional impact and economic outlook / by Mina Toksöz
London : Economist Intelligence Unit , 1986
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no.1075
Job creation in the UK : a national survey of local models / by Graham Todd
Paris : OECD. - London : Economist Publications , 1986
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no. 2098
The quest for the international manager : a survey of global human resource strategies / report by Kevin Barham and Marion Devine
London, United Kingdom : Economist Intelligence Unit , c1991
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