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The Economic Costs of Nepal's Open Border with India: A Case Study on Smuggling
The border between Nepal and India, which was opened in 1950 by the Treaty of Peace and Friendship, has created unprecedented conditions for developing cultural and social ties between the countries. However, the open border has also led to severe negative consequences for the national economy of Ne
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