Sarah Blackmun-Eskow wrote: > What's the difference between a development phenomenon and an economic > "deal" or phenomenon? > > This is a real question, not a rhetorical one. > S. > Development would be more tangible. Economic tends to be more abstract. Development is - or should be - based on metrics. Economics is based on incentives and motivations with a currency of trade.
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