John Loxley
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL399806A
Top Subjects
- Tanzania (2)
- Developing countries (2)
- Economics (2)
- Finance -- Tanzania (1)
- Money -- Tanzania (1)
- Revenue -- Tanzania (1)
- International Monetary Fund (1)
Books by John Loxley
Total count: 17
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The domestic finance development projects in TanzaniaEconomic Research Bureau, University of Dar es Salaam1971-01-01
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The behaviour of the Tanzania money supply, 1966-1970, and the use of monetary indicators.Economic Research Bureau, University of Dar es Salaam1971-01-01
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Government recurrent revenue in TanzaniaInstitute of Finance Management1974-01-01
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The IMF and the poorest countriesthe performance of the least developed countries under IMF standby arrangementsThe Institute1984-01-01
Debt and disorderexternal financing for developmentWestview Press1986-01-01-
Ghanaeconomic crisis and the long road to recoveryNorth-South Institute1988-01-01
Structural Adjustment in AfricaPalgrave Macmillan1989-01-01-
The I.M.F.'s structural adjustment programmes in Zambia and Ghanasome issues of theory and policyUniversity of Leeds, African Studies Unit, Dept. of Politics1990-01-01
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Interdependence Disequilibrium and GrowthReflections on the Political Economy of North-South Relations at the Turn of the CenturyMacmillan Publishers Limited1998-01-01
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Alternative BudgetsBudgeting As If People MatteredFernwood Publishing Co., Ltd.2003-01-01
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Transforming or Reforming CapitalismTowards a Theory of Community Economic DevelopmentFernwood Publishing Co., Ltd.2007-01-01
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Doing Community Economic DevelopmentFernwood Publishing Co., Ltd.2007-01-01
Public service, private profitsthe political economy of public/private partnerships in CanadaFernwood Pub.2010-01-01-
7 Steps to SuccessLife in Recovery from Emotional and Mental Health IssuesIndependently Published2021-01-01
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BenzDeaf, Instrumental, Blurred WordIndependently Published2021-01-01
Ideology over EconomicsP3s in an Age of AusterityColumbia University Press2021-01-01
Social Service, Private GainThe Political Economy of Social Impact BondsUniversity of Toronto Press2021-01-01