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“International Trade and Finance – Part 1: Economics of International Trade” copyright © by Kenrick H. Jordan and edited by Kiranjot Kaur, Kenrick H. Jordan, and Dina Majid, was published by Conestoga Open Learning in 2024 and is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International except where otherwise noted. Any derivative work must include an attribution statement on each page, with a link back to the original work. Please use the following template statement as a guide:
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