STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC GROWTH AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE
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Economic Growth, Economic Development, Trade, International TradeAbstract
This paper explores the complex relationship between economic growth and international trade, examining how trade can influence economic growth and vice versa. Through a review of theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence, the paper highlights the mechanisms by which international trade contributes to economic growth and identifies the conditions under which trade may have a positive or negative impact on growth. The findings suggest that while international trade is generally beneficial to economic growth, the outcomes are significantly influenced by factors such as trade policies, market structures, and the level of economic development.
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