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exports. By constructing an appropriate infinitely repeated export game, we show that varying country sizes will pose …

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Latin Americas trade and growth patterns, the China factor, and Prebischs nightmare

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This paper examines, with the help of the available literature on North-South models, the paradoxical economic performances within Latin America and the role of China's phenomenal recent growth in it, which turn the Prebisch-Singer thesis upside down: the terms of trade are moving in favor of...

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