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The unequal international relationship between two sets of countries (Dominant/dependent).
"Dependency theory attempts to explain the present underdeveloped state of many nations in the world by examining the patterns of interactions among nations and by arguing that inequality among nations is an intrinsic part of those interactions." (Ferraro;1996")
These concepts have evolved as a result to contributions of many scholars
Modernization believed that all countries could achieve economic prosperity.
Prebisch noticed that economic growth in industralized states did not have the same economic growth in poorer countries.