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 1    2,   8    |         at first sight is solely economic and social: the development
 2    2,   8    |     vocabulary of the social and economic sciences. From this point
 3    2,   9    |          Unfortunately, from the economic point of view, the developing
 4    2,   9(26)|        cannot be limited to mere economic growth. In order to be authentic,
 5    2,  10    |          light of the subsequent economic and political repercussions
 6    3,  12    |   without excessive efforts, the economic backwardness of the poorer
 7    3,  13    |        various religious, human, economic and technical initiatives
 8    3,  14    |        life expectancy and other economic and social indicators -
 9    3,  14    |       always match the degree of economic development, but which help
10    3,  15    |        one failed to add to the "economic and social indices" of underdevelopment
11    3,  15    |     forms of exploitation and of economic, social, political and even
12    3,  15    |       other rights, the right of economic initiative is often suppressed.
13    3,  15    |       which is its right, in its economic, political-social and in
14    3,  15    |        or to take initiatives in economic matters - do these not impoverish
15    3,  15    |     underdevelopment is not only economic but also cultural, political
16    3,  15    |   development, that is, a mainly economic one.~
17    3,  16    |        the part of those holding economic and political power. Nor
18    3,  16    |        denounce the existence of economic, financial and social mechanisms
19    3,  17    |          series of shortcomings: economic, social, cultural or simply
20    3,  18    |         in the countries of high economic development the sources
21    3,  18(36)|       publication entitled World Economic Survey 1987 provides the
22    3,  20    |       and still promotes, on the economic level, antithetical forms
23    3,  21    |          already existing on the economic level between North and
24    3,  24    |        strange phenomenon: while economic aid and development plans
25    3,  25    |        granting of financial and economic aid and assistance. In any
26    3,  25    | intolerable pressures, including economic ones, in order to force
27    4,  27    |        is used in a specifically economic and social sense - now seems
28    4,  28    |         same time, however, the "economic" concept itself, linked
29    4,  28    |      development has a necessary economic dimension, since it must
30    4,  28    |        and women without denying economic requirements, were described
31    4,  29    |    Development which is not only economic must be measured and oriented
32    4,  32    |            as already said - the economic and social aspects, should
33    4,  33    |    rights - personal and social, economic and political, including
34    4,  33    |  development limited only to its economic element is seen more clearly.
35    4,  33    |          needs to the demands of economic planning and selfish profit. ~
36    4,  34    |           according to one s own economic needs. On the contrary,
37    5,  35    |         the reasons are not only economic. As has already been said,
38    5,  35    |       limited exclusively to the economic and political causes of
39    5,  36    |     calculations" and "imprudent economic decisions." And in each
40    5,  38    |         development are not only economic but rest on more profound
41    5,  38    |       contemporary world, in its economic, cultural, political and
42    5,  39    |        sacrifice of all forms of economic, military or political imperialism,
43    6,  41    |          Church does not propose economic and political systems or
44    6,  42    |   decisions in the political and economic fields must be marked by
45    6,  42    |          the right to freedom of economic initiative.~
46    7,  46    |      Development which is merely economic is incapable of setting
47    7,  47    |       threaten everyone: a world economic crisis, a war without frontiers,
48    7,  47    |     activity, by contributing to economic and political decisions