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Trade Routes and Institutional Development in Africa
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Trade Routes and Institutional Development in Africa
Trade Routes and Institutional Development in Africa
The earliest documented institutions in the world are known to have been associated with vibrant domestic or international trade channels.
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MPRA Working Paper
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2014
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