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In international trade and diplomacy, 'South-South Cooperation' refers to:

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1Trade agreements exclusively between Southern Hemisphere island states
2Foreign direct investment flows from developed nations to developing nations
3The exchange of resources, technology, and knowledge among developing countries✓
4Diplomatic treaties signed exclusively by South American nations

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The exchange of resources, technology, and knowledge among developing countries

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