Measurement of Levels of Living in the People's Republic of the Congo since 1950

Margaret Sanders

The Journal of Economic History, 1983, vol. 43, issue 1, 243-250

Abstract: It is obvious that the path taken by Europe and North America is not to be a universal one. If the rest of the world can never live as we have lived in the past half-century and cannot have our material level of living, what goals and direction of change can be found that will offer an acceptable future? The People's Republic of the Congo offers an interesting backgound from which to address this process of reformulation.

Date: 1983
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