Part two of World Economic Survey 1963 highlights the fairly vigorous pace of world economic growth in 1963 and early 1964, which has been more widespread among countries and more uniform among the major regions than in previous years. The primary producing countries as a whole benefited from the strengthening of world commodity markets and from better terms of trade. Part two contains an annex that summarizes the changes in the world primary commodity situation during the period 1962/63-1963/64.
Chapter 1. Recent trends in industrial countries -- Chapter 2. Recent trends in primary exporting countries -- Chapter 3. Recent trends in the centrally planned economies -- Annex The primary commodity situation in !962/63 and 1963/64

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