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unequal exchange: a standalone construct

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unequalexchange1 CONSTRUCTUnequal exchangeEMMANUEL · DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

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Development studies

a theory that trade between high-wage and low-wage countries transfers value to the high-wage countries because wage gaps exceed productivity gaps.

In development studies, unequal exchange refers to a theory that trade between high-wage and low-wage countries transfers value to the high-wage countries because wage gaps exceed productivity gaps. This meaning comes from Emmanuel (1972) in Unequal Exchange.[1]

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References

  1. Emmanuel, A. (1972). Unequal exchange: A study of the imperialism of trade (B. Pearce, Trans.). Monthly Review Press. ISBN 9780853451884

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