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International economic relations/international development institutions
Grigore Pop Eleches
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
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International Development
100%
International Economic Relations
100%
Development Institutions
100%
Latin American Countries
66%
Commodity Exports
66%
Policy Preferences
33%
Politics
33%
Power Balance
33%
Latin America (LATAM)
33%
Latin American
33%
Economic Development
33%
Reinforced
33%
Commodity Prices
33%
Rapid Growth
33%
International Economics
33%
Social Actors
33%
Foreign Investors
33%
International Markets
33%
Economic Dependence
33%
Industrial Development
33%
International Policy
33%
International Political Economy
33%
International Capital
33%
Country Development
33%
Primary Commodities
33%
Harmonious Relationship
33%
Genuine Progress
33%
International Creditors
33%
Latin American Context
33%
Export Boom
33%
Social Sciences
International Relation
100%
Latin
100%
International Economic Relations
100%
Latin America
25%
Economic and Social Development
25%
Commodity Price
25%
Investors
25%
Social Actor
25%
Dependence
25%
International Political Economy
25%
International Economics
25%
Industrial Development
25%
Raw Material
25%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Raw Material
50%