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Development of foreign economic relations

Chemical and Petroleum Engineering (English Translation of Khimicheskoe I Neftyanoe Mashinostroenie), 1977
I. S. Pribyl'skii
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Foreign Economic Relations

1993
Robert Lewis   +3 more
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China's Foreign Economic Relations

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1992
China's foreign economic relations dipped sharply after Tiananmen. International agencies and governments suspended loan negotiations while foreign investors lessened new commitments. Tourism plunged. The net effect cut foreign exchange earnings. But retrenchment measures to cool the overheated economy reduced imports, as did the lessened availability ...
Guo-Cang Huan
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Foreign Economic Relations

1982
Between the mid-1950s and the mid-1970s Soviet policy-makers conducted an economic ‘turn to the West’: at first gradual, then strongly accelerating in the late 1960s and early 1970s.1 During the last five years or so they have in certain respects turned away again. Why?
P. Hanson
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Foreign Economic Relations

1995
Up to now I have discussed only domestic issues. However, the way in which socialist countries participated in the international division of labour contributed significantly to the failure of the socialist system.
J. Adam
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Foreign Economic Relations

Beyond Yugoslavia, 2019
Kovač Oskar
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Eurasian Economic Union: Foreign Economic Relations

2018
In this chapter, we focus on the EAEU’s foreign economic relations. We start with the EAEU’s emerging network of free trade and economic agreements, most of them still in the making (Vietnam, Singapore, Israel, Iran, etc.). The current state of cooperation with both the European Union and China follows. For China, after reviewing the state of trade and
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