These remarks were delivered by Eugene R. Black, President of the World Bank, in presenting the fourth annual report of the Bank to the Board of Governors on September 13, 1949. He spoke about how through missions to most of the less developed member countries, the Bank has greatly enlarged its knowledge of their economic problems and needs, their capacity to absorb and service external loans, and the merits of particular development projects. He...
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Discurso del Presidente
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Address by Eugene R. Black, President of the Bank, in presenting the fourth annual report of the Bank to the Board of Governors at the opening session, September 13, 1949
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