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Special Gains from Trade with Socialist Countries: The Case of Tanzania,ty of its economy grows, and a technologically backward country has much to gain by obtaining access to more advanced technology. Unfortunately, like most simple truths this one needs qualification, and this paper will explore these qualifications in the light of the experience of one small, technologically backward country, Tanzania.

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