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Rich Nations Fail Poor Aid Now Says Pearson Report
The Pearson commission’s study on aid to poor nations concludes aid is flagging as development speeds up. It urges a rise in aid to 0.7% of GNP by 1975, with over 20% channeled through World Bank and similar bodies. It argues moral duty and a global village ethic justify stronger donor action.
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New York Times
Washington
Commission On International Development
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
World Bank
United States
Douglas Dillon
the Treasury
Sir Edward Bayle
Britain
Roberto Campos
Brazil
Wilfried Guth
West Germany
Arthur Lewis
Jamaica
Robert Marcolin
France
Saburo Okita
Japan
Coun
Tries
Pearson
Commission
Edward Seaga
President’s Committee On
Washington, D.C