Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro    |      throughout the world, and to national and international leaders
 2 I, A,7   |  foundering after falling prey to national or international policies
 3 I, A,7   |          blatantly destructive of national wealth:~— at the domestic
 4 I, A,9   |       gradually taken on board by national and international agencies.
 5 I, A,9   |    consume a substantial share of national income without providing
 6 I, C,15  |         bad economic policies and national and international political
 7 I, C,15  |      harmful examples of this:~a) National policies, which artificially
 8 II, 0,32 |       able to calculate the Gross National Product (GNP) accurately,
 9 III, 0,35|       trust and confidence in the national leaders so as to enable
10 III, 0,35|       point. It is essential. Yet national and international leaders
11 III, 0,35|   speaking, all international and national organisations having permanent
12 III, 0,36|           incapable of drawing on national resources from being rewarded
13 III, 0,36|   attitudes in the service of the national communities.~
14 III, 0,39|          without relevance to the national economy, excessive competition
15 III, 0,42|     payments aid, by reducing the national deficit. This aid can also
16 III, 0,48|       countless parish, diocesan, national and international associations,
17 IV, 0,54 | threatening the efficiency of the national economy. Should this not