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Coffee and the Origins of Modern Economic Development in Colombia,nearly continuous political instability the country experienced throughout the century, associated with the difficult process of building a . after achieving political independence in 1819. Moreover, the notorious geographical barriers which characterized the country tended to fragment the economy into a set of semi-autonomous regions.

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,Brazil as an Export Economy, 1880–1930,nsition from an export-led economy to a long period of growth led by import substitution. A closer look at the evidence makes this transition far less clear-cut. Coffee’s contribution to the generation of foreign exchange earnings remained crucial until the 1960s when import substitution had reached

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