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Overall Import Levels of the Industrialized Countries,but additionally there were other factors present since the relationships were only partial ones. In order to determine the relative openness of the industrialized countries to imports, the actual levels of imported goods per capita were used, controlling for population size, wealth, membership in t

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Manufactured Exports from the Developing World,t variation for them as importers, as was demonstrated in chapter 5). At the same time, these industrialized countries have become particularly important as markets for the manufactured goods that have been produced in the developing world. The industrialized countries have been the key markets for

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Imports and Domestic Production of Selected Manufactured Products,ts clearly indicated the extent of relative openness in many areas, both for manufactures in general and for products important to the developing world, the analyses ignored the size of the potential import competing sector in these countries. Given the tenets of comparative advantage, such concerns

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