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Denu Lemma Tsegaye
Denu Lemma Tsegaye is a researcher and consultant in international trade and development. Currently, he works as a senior lecturer at Arsi University in Ethiopia.
Industry and trade
What can we learn from the trade and growth nexus in the Republic of Korea?
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Denu Lemma Tsegaye
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