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Premature Deindustrialization and the Agricultural Productivity Gap
Why does manufacturing employment in emerging markets peak at half the levels advanced economies reached? We investigate this question through a quantitative trade model with structural change and rural-to-urban migration. Emerging markets have a comparative advantage in manufacturing, so trade alon
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