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    The document is an academic journal article from Third World Quarterly that examines dependency, land ownership, and the orange industry in Belize. It discusses how Belize remained dependent on foreign capital which dominated the economy through control of land and export crops like oranges. Small farmers struggled from a lack of access to land and credit to grow their own food or cash crops. The article analyzes the political economy of Belize and its dependency on outside interests that maintained the status quo of inequality.

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    Dependency, Land and Oranges in Belize


    Author(s): Trevor Petch
    Source: Third World Quarterly, Vol. 8, No. 3 (Jul., 1986), pp. 1002-1019
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