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    The Structuralists' Assertion That Coordination Problems Would Prevent Investment in Manufacturing
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The Structuralists' Assertion That Coordination Problems Would Prevent Investment in Manufacturing

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The structuralists' assertion that coordination problems would prevent investment in manufacturing was not a serious problem for governments intent on industrialization.

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