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Structural Changes in Russian Crude Oil Exports. / Подоба, Зоя Сергеевна.

The Advent of the Trump 2.0 Era and Countries’ Responses: Focusing on the Global South. Korea : Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, 2025. стр. 90-105.

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Подоба, ЗС 2025, Structural Changes in Russian Crude Oil Exports. в The Advent of the Trump 2.0 Era and Countries’ Responses: Focusing on the Global South. Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, Korea, стр. 90-105. <https://www.kiep.go.kr/upload/visitor/Visiting_Scholars_Opinion_Paper_series2.pdf>

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Подоба, З. С. (2025). Structural Changes in Russian Crude Oil Exports. в The Advent of the Trump 2.0 Era and Countries’ Responses: Focusing on the Global South (стр. 90-105). Korea Institute for International Economic Policy. https://www.kiep.go.kr/upload/visitor/Visiting_Scholars_Opinion_Paper_series2.pdf

Vancouver

Подоба ЗС. Structural Changes in Russian Crude Oil Exports. в The Advent of the Trump 2.0 Era and Countries’ Responses: Focusing on the Global South. Korea: Korea Institute for International Economic Policy. 2025. стр. 90-105

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Подоба, Зоя Сергеевна. / Structural Changes in Russian Crude Oil Exports. The Advent of the Trump 2.0 Era and Countries’ Responses: Focusing on the Global South. Korea : Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, 2025. стр. 90-105

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