Foreign Assistance and Related Agencies Appropriations for 1978: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Ninety-fifty Congress, First Session, Del 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 |
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... capital increase has been submitted to the Board of Governors of the IBRD for its approval . Under the proposal the authorized capital would be increased by $ 8.4 billion to $ 41 billion . Author- izing legislation will be sought to ...
... capital increase has been submitted to the Board of Governors of the IBRD for its approval . Under the proposal the authorized capital would be increased by $ 8.4 billion to $ 41 billion . Author- izing legislation will be sought to ...
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... capital . - Congressional authorization for the U.S. share of $ 1,650 million in a replenishment of the IDB capital resources was received in 1976. Of the new resources , $ 120 million will be paid - in interregional capital , and ...
... capital . - Congressional authorization for the U.S. share of $ 1,650 million in a replenishment of the IDB capital resources was received in 1976. Of the new resources , $ 120 million will be paid - in interregional capital , and ...
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... capital was appropriated . Supplemental requests for 1977 are being submitted for $ 60 million paid - in interregional capital and $ 200 million callable ordinary capital . The final $ 40 million in paid - in interregional capital and ...
... capital was appropriated . Supplemental requests for 1977 are being submitted for $ 60 million paid - in interregional capital and $ 200 million callable ordinary capital . The final $ 40 million in paid - in interregional capital and ...
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... capital to finance borrowing countries in Latin America . It uses the paid - in capital of its donor members to extend " hard " loans . It uses the callable capital subscribed by donor members as backing for borrowings in the private ...
... capital to finance borrowing countries in Latin America . It uses the paid - in capital of its donor members to extend " hard " loans . It uses the callable capital subscribed by donor members as backing for borrowings in the private ...
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... capital . All of these sums have , of course , been authorized by the Congress , included in the budget proposals of ... capital . Callable capital will allow the banks to raise funds in international capital markets , but in all ...
... capital . All of these sums have , of course , been authorized by the Congress , included in the budget proposals of ... capital . Callable capital will allow the banks to raise funds in international capital markets , but in all ...
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