Trade and development policies in developing countries after WW I have been strongly shaped by political competition between former colonial and nationalist agriculture.

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Trade and development policies in developing countries after World War I have been more significantly shaped by a variety of factors including colonial legacies, global economic pressures, internal political dynamics, and the influence of international financial institutions, rather than solely by political competition between former colonial and nationalist agriculture.

Trade and Development Policies in Developing Countries After WW I