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The reform of mechanisms for foreign exchange allocation: Theory and lessons from Sub-Saharan Africa.

By: laFerrara, Eliana; Castillo, Gabriel; Nash, John.

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BookSeries: Policy Research Working Paper No.1268. Publisher: Washington : World Bank, 1994Subject(s): Foreign exchange | Developing countries -- Foreign exchange//Sub-Saharan Africa//Trade Policy/. -- Developing countries -- Foreign exchange//Sub-Saharan Africa//Trade PolicySummary: The study is about administrative foreign exchange allocation in developing countries especially in Sub-Saharan Africa from where the authors draw lessons which are historical but useful to both African and former socialist economies.

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The study is about administrative foreign exchange allocation in developing countries especially in Sub-Saharan Africa from where the authors draw lessons which are historical but useful to both African and former socialist economies.

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The reform of mechanisms for foreign exchange allocation: Theory and lessons from Sub-Saharan Africa.

By: laFerrara, Eliana; Castillo, Gabriel; Nash, John.