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A formal study group at the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development is exploring ways to take lessons from China’s development path and apply them to the fight against poverty in Africa. The OECD is one forum where the United States and Europe are seeking to influence a growing China’s insertion into a wider global order....

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United States, Jean Ping

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