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development banks. 3 We have sought to supplement these excellent studies
by drawing upon our own empirical research on the operations of se-
lected industrial development banks and by emphasizing the problems
and policies relating to the external financing of development banks.

Information on the policies and operations of public external lending
agencies with respect to industrial development banks has been derived
from interviews with officials of the World Bank Group, AID, IDB, and
the Eximbank, from memoranda and answers to questionnaires gener-
ously supplied by these officials, and from published and unpublished
documents, including loan agreements.

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3 See William Diamond, Development Banks (The Economic Development Insti-
tute, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development), The Johns Hopkins
Press, Baltimore, Maryland, 1957; Shirley Boskey, Problems and Practices of Devel-
opment Banks (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development), the Johns
Hopkins Press, Baltimore, 1959; and J. D. Nyhart, Toward Professionalism in De-
velopment Banking, Working Paper (mimeo), Cambridge, Massachusetts: Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, 1964.

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Publication Information: Book Title: Public External Financing of Development Banks in Developing Countries. Contributors: Robert W. Adler - author, Raymond F. Mikesell - author. Publisher: Bureau of Business and Economic Research. Place of Publication: Eugene, OR. Publication Year: 1966. Page Number: 5.
    
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