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market forces rather than a central planning organization as well as trade barriers(passive) are set byeconomic liberalization
market forces rather than by a central planning organization Mass Media Research Answer Bank ~ Mass Media Research(passive) are set byeconomic liberalization
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market forces monetary overhang(passive) are set byeconomic liberalization
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that over the past forty years American - style capitalism has found its way into the Chinese modelcreatingeconomic liberalization
authoritarian governments(passive) led byeconomic liberalization
a balance of payments crisistriggeredeconomic liberalization
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to political liberalization and democracywould leadto political liberalization and democracy
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to political liberalization at homewill leadto political liberalization at home
quickly to political liberalizationwill leadquickly to political liberalization
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to political liberalization ... and eventually to democracywill ... leadto political liberalization ... and eventually to democracy
to political liberalization in the short - termwill leadto political liberalization in the short - term
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to political liberalization in the Arabic Mediterranean partner countrieswill ... leadto political liberalization in the Arabic Mediterranean partner countries
a significant economic growth and economic stabilityhas resulteda significant economic growth and economic stability
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vast economic changes in the BRIC nations of China , India , Russia and Brazilhas sparkedvast economic changes in the BRIC nations of China , India , Russia and Brazil
to democracy in all transition countrieswould ... leadto democracy in all transition countries
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to a flood of new entrants , including MNCs due to good prospects and abundant supplyhas ledto a flood of new entrants , including MNCs due to good prospects and abundant supply
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to high rates of unemploymenthad ledto high rates of unemployment
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to political liberalization in China ... that exposing China to the West 's ideas and values would lead them to play a more constructive role in the international community , and that the US and other industrialized nations could influence China through economic activity to better respect the rights of its citizens to fundamental human rights and the unfettered practice of their faithwould leadto political liberalization in China ... that exposing China to the West 's ideas and values would lead them to play a more constructive role in the international community , and that the US and other industrialized nations could influence China through economic activity to better respect the rights of its citizens to fundamental human rights and the unfettered practice of their faith
to political liberalization in China ... that exposing China to the West 's ideas and values would lead them to play a more constructive role in the international community , and that the U.S. and other industrialized nations could influence China through economic activity to better respect the rights of its citizens to fundamental human rights and the unfettered practice of their faithwould leadto political liberalization in China ... that exposing China to the West 's ideas and values would lead them to play a more constructive role in the international community , and that the U.S. and other industrialized nations could influence China through economic activity to better respect the rights of its citizens to fundamental human rights and the unfettered practice of their faith
on its own to greater political freedoms ... a position maintained even after three decades in which that has not happenedwill leadon its own to greater political freedoms ... a position maintained even after three decades in which that has not happened