Prebisch–Singer hypothesis
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The Prebisch–Singer hypothesis is an economic theory proposing that over the long term, the prices of primary commodities tend to decline relative to manufactured goods, leading to deteriorating terms of trade for developing countries that rely on raw material exports.
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