Export substitution strategy is one
A) in which manufactured goods industries developed in secondary ISI began to export rather than continue to produce for the domestic market.
B) which was adopted by most governments outside of East Asia.
C) in which manufactured goods industries developed in easy ISI began to export rather than continue to produce for the domestic market.
D) in which manufactured goods industries developed in easy ISI began to be imported rather than exported for the international market.
E) in which manufactured goods industries developed in easy ISI began to be imported rather than continue to produce for the domestic market.
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