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Commodity Dependence in Emerging Economies, Analyzing Factors in Economic Development and Growth

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This is an explanation of the phenomena of Commodity Dependence, how it occurs, and why this is important.

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Adler, Gustavo.& Sosa Sebastián. (2011, November 1). Latin America’s Commodity Dependence: What if the Boom Turns to Bust? [we…

This is an explanation of the phenomena of Commodity Dependence, how it occurs, and why this is important.

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