The Mulroney Program and the Third World. Review '84, Outlook '85.

A brief report traces some important connections between the central choices facing Canada and the three quarters of the world's population that live in the developing regions of Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Specific aspects of Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's governmental policy are examined. The following topics are considered: Canadian jobs and the third world export market, the African drought and famine crisis and its lessons for Canadian aid programs, and Mulroney's foreign policy approach. Special sections provide one page background pieces to help bring the reader up to date on the issues discussed in the body of each section. (LP)