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,Copper Prices and Heterogeneity: The Chilean and Norwegian Cases, 1850–1913,n though both regions exported similar commodities at the beginning of the nineteenth century, how similar were they really? In this article, we analyse the copper exportation of Chile and Norway in order to see small differences that can have made a difference in the long-run evolution of these two

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