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Geography against development : a case for landlocked developing countries

Anwarul K. Chowdhury, Sandagdorj Erdenebileg

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Landlocked countries are among the most disadvantaged and underachieving countries in the world. This publication attempts to analyse the impact of geographical handicaps on external trade and economic development of landlocked developing countries and identify practical solutions to address them.

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Landlocked countries are among the most disadvantaged and underachieving countries in the world. This publication attempts to analyse the impact of geographical handicaps on external trade and economic development of landlocked developing countries and identify practical solutions to address them.

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Landlocked countries are among the most disadvantaged and underachieving countries in the world. This publication attempts to analyse the impact of geographical handicaps on external trade and economic development of landlocked developing countries and identify practical solutions to address them.

Key concepts: Landlocked country, Developing country, Disadvantaged, Geography, Development economics, Developed country, Economic growth, Economic geography

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