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concepts of jobs-creating effect and jobs-diverting effect. It is concluded here that for the
NDEAS-Model, the job-creating effects at the semi-import substitution model could be causal
by a deep restructuration in the actual trade liberalization under globalization the
implementation of the NDEAS-Model. Specifically, a sustainable food security model is
achievable through the full support of a semi-open economy more than an open economy.
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