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Economic development
Michael P. Todaro & Stephen C. Smith, 1994

Economic development in the Third World
Michael P. Todaro, 1977

Todaro Economic Development 6e
Michael P. Todaro, 1997

Todaro
Michael P. Todaro & Stephen C. Smith, 2006

Economics for a Developing World
Michael P. Todaro, 1977

Internal Migration in Developing Countries
Michael P. Todaro, 1976
Migration and Economic Development
Michael P. Todaro, 1976
MSc Valuepack (Version 2)
David Buchanan, Adrezej A. Huczynski & others, 2006
Economic Theory
Philip Wilkes Bell & Michael P. Todaro, 1996

City Bias and Rural Neglect
Michael P. Todaro, 1981

Development Planning
Michael P. Todaro, 1971
Family Structure, Implicit Contracts, and the Demand for Children
Michael P. Todaro, 1987
Intergenerational Income-fertility Linkages in Developing Countries
Michael P. Todaro, 1982
International Migration, Domestic Unemployment, and Urbanization
Michael P. Todaro, 1986
Reflections on Economic Development
Michael P. Todaro, 1995
Some Thoughts on the Transfer of Technology from Developed to Less-developed Nations
Michael P. Todaro, 1969

The Struggle for economic development
Michael P. Todaro, 1983
A Theory of Illegal International Migration from Developing Countries
Michael P. Todaro, 1986
Urbanization in Developing Nations
Michael P. Todaro, 1979
Economic Development, Global Edition
Michael P. Todaro & Stephen Smith, 2014
Economics Development
Michael P. Todaro, Smith & others, 2008
City Bias And Rural Neglect The Dilemma Of Urban Development
Michael P. Todaro, 1981
Kajian ekonomi migrasi internal di negara berkembang
Michael P. Todaro, 1992
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