Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro       |       faced depends on economic policies of those who lead and manage,
 2 I, A,7      |       national or international policies based on false premisses.~
 3 I, A,7      |         a) non-optimum economic policies in every country since unsound
 4 I, A,7      |     every country since unsound policies implemented in the developed
 5 I, A,9      |        a country's independence policies, because what constituted
 6 I, A,9      |    effect of these readjustment policies is a reduction in overall
 7 I, A,9(20)  |        general result of better policies and better implementation,
 8 I, B,12     |         economic management and policies, not in any objective causes
 9 I, C,14     |     that pursue these dangerous policies, benefiting as they do from
10 I, C,14     | illegitimate, because these are policies that fly in the face of
11 I, C,15     |    stems both from bad economic policies and national and international
12 I, C,15     |   examples of this:~a) National policies, which artificially lower
13 II, 0,23    |      costly social and economic policies, without taking account
14 II, 0,27    |        or because of short-term policies to intensify farming in
15 II, 0,27(47)|        and the Environment, FAO Policies and Actions, Rome, 1992.~
16 II, 0,34    |   economy to favour development policies whose priority objective
17 III, 0,46   |  countries have agrarian reform policies, few of them have actually