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IEDC

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IEDCInternational Economic Development Council
IEDCIndiana Economic Development Corporation
IEDCIntegrated Education for Disabled Children (Ministry of Human Resource Development; Department of School Education & Literacy; India)
IEDCInstituto de Estudos Direito e Cidadania (Portuguese: Institute for Law and Citizenship; Brazil)
IEDCIndo-European Documentation Center (scholarly website)
IEDCIndigenous Economic Development Conference
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Both being units of KPC since 1981, control of IEDC has been taken over by KUFPEC.
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Importantly, the jobs IEDC have landed average well above the current state wage level, and more than half have been in towns of less than 25,000 people.
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Professional and Business Services in Regional Economies, The IEDC Economic Development Journal, 5(4):50-57.
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