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 1 Pref         | transformation of the structures of economic life is one on which it
 2 Intro        |         humanity today is certainly economic and technological in character,
 3 Intro        |            1. The Church holds that economic, social and political issues
 4 Intro        |           take stock of the present economic situation. The document,
 5 Intro        |            at-risk regions, nor the economic measures needed to stave
 6 Intro        |        needs to be faced depends on economic policies of those who lead
 7 I, 0,5(17)   |           as well as the underlying economic causes of such situations
 8 I, 0,6       |          into the usual categories: economic, socio-cultural and political.~
 9 I, A         |                                  A) ECONOMIC CAUSES~
10 I, A,7       |             20th century shows that economic poverty is not an inevitability.
11 I, A,7       |          inter alia:~a) non-optimum economic policies in every country
12 I, A,7       |            constraints on trade and economic incentives are often ill-conceived;~
13 I, A,7       |      setting about to resolve them.~Economic development has to be cultivated
14 I, A,7       |          acts and instruments whose economic scope may be broad or narrow.~
15 I, A,7       |           due to the hungry.~Recent economic and financial developments
16 I, A,7       |    implicated in them and determine economic performance. This leads
17 I, A,7(19)   |          applied to countries whose economic and social development exacts
18 I, A,8       |           recycle, caused a general economic slow down, as a result of
19 I, A,8       |             caused in every sphere: economic, structural and moral. Purely
20 I, A,8       |          slumped as a result of the economic slow-down due to the high
21 I, A,8       |            not merely technical and economic know-how. The release of
22 I, A,9       |      sufferings are caused by these economic crises, even though once
23 I, A,9       |        support from outside forces.~Economic reforms demand great political
24 I, B,12      |       imposed by governments and in economic management and policies,
25 I, B,12      |             any objective causes or economic poverty. Today it is said
26 I, B,12      |     reiterated that it is generally economic and social changes(26) that
27 I, B,12(26)  |           population growth. One is economic and social development,
28 I, C,14      |      Concentration of resources~17. Economic disparities within the mis-developing
29 I, C,14      |      ofimprovement, and even causes economic and social decline. Differences
30 I, C,14      |             As a result, all purely economic initiatives are paralysed,
31 I, C,15      |                                     Economic and social de-structuring~
32 I, C,15      |           social de-structuring~18. Economic and social de-structuring
33 I, C,15      |  de-structuring stems both from bad economic policies and national and
34 I, C,15      |       threatened by poorly targeted economic development. For example,
35 I, D,17(33)  |             country whose long-term economic performance used to be disappointing
36 I, D,17(33)  |            in recent years, and the economic effects are already evident.~
37 I, D,18      |     agricultural technology and the economic environment. Agricultural
38 II, 0,19     |        interplay of well-understood economic forces: and even doing away
39 II, 0,19     |            excluded from social and economic life, and deprived of their
40 II, 0,20(35) |        Headquarters of West African Economic Community (CEAO), Ouagadougou,
41 II, 0,22     |            and degrading effects in economic terms, are less often commented
42 II, 0,22     |          the common good. The world economic system is: globally mediocre —
43 II, 0,23     |             26. If the poor, in the economic sense of the term, bear
44 II, 0,23     |            moral, cultural and even economic growth of all humanity(40)."~
45 II, 0,23     |     difficult and costly social and economic policies, without taking
46 II, 0,26     |          need for all political and economic leaders to ensure that the
47 II, 0,28     |             to be incorporated into economic activity(48). We should
48 II, 0,30     |           attitudes and practices — economic, social, cultural and political —
49 II, 0,32     |      formation of a real grassroots economic fabric. Perhaps it is not
50 II, 0,33     |             development, and in the economic and political evolution
51 III, 0,36    |           with countries undergoing economic takeoff—that is to say,
52 III, 0,36    |      particularly those who possess economic resources and wield political
53 III, 0,36    |            to foster some degree of economic take-off. This take-off
54 III, 0,36    |          the promotion of their own economic development and social progress(58)."
55 III, 0,37    |     published by such bodies as the Economic and Social Council (particularly
56 III, 0,37    |           come about as a result of economic mechanisms operating alone;
57 III, 0,44    |       difficult and complicated for economic and business leaders in
58 III, 0,45    |          international trade or the economic and political independence,
59 III, 0,45    |             For this to be done, an economic and social environment must
60 III, 0,46(72)|   Landlessness: a Growing Problem, "Economic and Social Development Series",
61 IV, 0,54     |          longer does justice. Every economic crisis, the extreme effects
62 IV, 0,54     |            risk of foundering in an economic neo-Malthusianism based
63 IV, 0,54     |            of moderation in our own economic behaviour on the one hand,
64 IV, 0,55     |   conformity of multiple individual economic acts which set market prices
65 IV, 0,55     |           social justice into their economic decisions, the market mechanism
66 IV, 0,55     |          the moral law in our daily economic activities(86). From this
67 IV, 0,55(86) |     spiritual health. Of itself, an economic system does not possess
68 IV, 0,56     |          objective of international economic organisations and as the
69 IV, 0,56     |          struggles for political or economic influence on the one hand,
70 V, 0,59      |            pursuit of technical and economic progress is enough to make
71 V, 0,66      |             that hampers social and economic development will be less