Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref        |   pressures, support the world economy. These are proving incapable
 2 I, A,7(19)  |        a wider sphere than the economy alone, is applied to countries
 3 I, D,16     |     guaranteed by the informal economy; by definition this is undeclared,
 4 II, 0,19    |    engaged in politics and the economy, at all levels and in every
 5 II, 0,23(41)|      about by the contemporary economy and the loss of ancestral
 6 II, 0,28    |     linkage of ecology and the economy within the current notion
 7 II, 0,32    |        an informal subsistence economy to make progress towards
 8 II, 0,33    |       transition to the market economy and the introduction of
 9 II, 0,34    |   acting in society and in the economy to favour development policies
10 III         |                 III~TOWARDS AN ECONOMY BASED ON GREATER SOLIDARITY~
11 III, 0,36   | process of reforming the world economy. In recent times, at least,
12 III, 0,37   |      is to encourage them. The economy will only become more human
13 III, 0,37   |       all humanity. That is an economy which allows itself to be
14 III, 0,39   |      relevance to the national economy, excessive competition between
15 IV, 0,53    |         The sense of the human economy is thus revealed in its
16 IV, 0,53    |            The dynamic of this economy on the move comes from our
17 IV, 0,53    |         which weaken the human economy, we are called to be men
18 IV, 0,54    |                            The economy degraded by a lack of justice~
19 IV, 0,54    |   practice in the field of the economy, for if left to itself,
20 IV, 0,54    |     for if left to itself, the economy becomes drained of its life-blood,
21 IV, 0,54    |     efficiency of the national economy. Should this not be cause
22 IV, 0,54    |      overall efficiency of our economy?~
23 IV, 0,55    |    Fairness and justice in the economy~58. To respond to this opposition
24 IV, 0,56    |        the future of the world economy: combating hunger and malnutrition,