The World’s Chance to Change

Abstract

Trade and aid are two points at which two worlds meet: the relatively affluent world of the industrialised, market economy countries, suffering from recession now, certainly, and with their own pockets of unemployment, underemployment and poverty; and the Third World, with its pockets of affluence, certainly, particularly in the oil exporting nations and in a dozen or so others which are on their way to becoming industrialised, yet with a great impoverished mass of people to whom at present no hope of a better life is offered.