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Sit, V. F. S., Clark, G. L., Kim, Won Bae (1998) Asian NIEs and the Global Economy. Economic Geography, 74 (1) 85 doi:10.2307/144351

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TitleAsian NIEs and the Global Economy
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AuthorsSit, V. F. S.Author
Clark, G. L.Author
Kim, Won BaeAuthor
Year1998 (January)Volume74
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