在第三世界国家实行的调整政策中,正统性和非正统性的概念差别恐怕是愈来愈小了。这是由于某些过去坚决抵制国际货币基金组织正统调整计划的国家近些年来正在自主地,或在苏联及其社会主义伙伴的压力下,投身于特别正统的调整计划中去。这里指的是那些发展中的社会主义国家,或者按照习惯叫法“以社会主义为方向的发展中国家”。这一结论产生于对21个以社会主义为方 In the adjustment policies practiced in the third world countries, the conceptual differences between orthodoxy and unorthodoxism are probably getting smaller and smaller. This is because some countries that have firmly opposed the IMF’s orthodox adjustment plan in the past have been engaging in special orthodox adjustment programs in recent years under the pressure of the Soviet Union and its socialist partners. This refers to those developing socialist countries or, as the saying goes, “developing countries oriented toward socialism.” This conclusion stems from the 21 socialists