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How do Marxist and Neo-Marxist models explain the reasons why the underdeveloped countries cannot catch the rich countries? By summarizing the models in our textbook, explain the extent that the current global order (developed countries) prevents poor countries to catch up the rich countries. At what points can you criticize these models?
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