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Capital goods, technological change and accumulation in Nigeria.

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BookPublisher: London : CODESRIA, 1989Subject(s): Industrialization | Technology -- Nigeria. -- Technology -- NigeriaSummary: Examines problems of technology by focusing on developments in the country's capital goods sector.

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Capital goods, technological change and accumulation in Nigeria.