UN General Assembly
1967

148. The aid policy of the industrialized countries is tending to harden in a way which leaves the shaky economies of countries with modest revenues helpless; and we observe with some concern the growth of an international economic malaise which, if not remedied in time, might well involve the international community in a crisis of which it is difficult to envisage all the repercussions. 149. Hence, without wishing to pillory any particular rich country or to criticize the meagreness of this or that form of aid, we must point out that it would be more useful if the developed countries, instead of harking back to selfish theories of domestic balance, were to recognize the inevitable interaction of economic phenomena in the world.