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| For example, in Thailand during the 1970s and 1980s (the fourth and fifth plans), development policy was focused on deconcentration, away from Bangkok and toward "growth poles" in other parts of the country. Under the new deconcentration policy, which HUD will implement through a regulation, housing authorities will be required to annually classify buildings and prospective tenants by incomes. The processes at work in the North American Free Trade Agreement are the same ones that have driven economic deconcentration from cities and regions in the United States, and they are equally influenced by conscious public policy. |
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