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Trade reform in ten sub-saharan African countries: achievements and failures.

By: Foroutan, Faezeh.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1993Subject(s): Trade liberalization | Sub-Saharan Africa -- Trade development. -- Sub-Saharan Africa -- Trade developmentSummary: The thesis of this paper is that Sub-Saharan African countries do not differ greatly from other developing countries in economic problems or appropriate solutions. Trade liberalization is proceeding very slowly in these countries, and its achievements promise to remain fragile for some time.

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The thesis of this paper is that Sub-Saharan African countries do not differ greatly from other developing countries in economic problems or appropriate solutions. Trade liberalization is proceeding very slowly in these countries, and its achievements promise to remain fragile for some time.

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Trade reform in ten sub-saharan African countries: achievements and failures.

By: Foroutan, Faezeh.