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INTERDEPENDENCE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND MIGRATION IN A GLOBALISING ECONOMY: THE EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA
The connection between trade and emigration has received increased attention in the literature. It has been shown that trade barriers and lack of adequate technology contribute to low exports and high imports of developing countries. This partly explains their high unemployment rate which, by impli...
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