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2013.
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| Summary/Abstract |
The article explains the Argentine-Chinese economic relations and identifies the interest's network with the ongoing modernization processes in both countries. It can be observed that harmony is more important than discord when Argentina accepts the new China's international division of labor, but when Argentina tends to consolidate the process of economic de-primarization, tensions between both countries tend to emerge. The crisis about crude soybean oil in 2010 is the clearest example to illustrate that trade tensions between both countries will be most frequent if Argentine industrialization continues and the process of policy coordination fails.
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