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Industrial development and policy in Africa:Issues, of de-industrial development and development strategy.

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2000
AUC Library
Edward Elgar publishing
Cheltenham
Africa
Tribe, Michael|Weiss, John
xiv, 302, Graphs

Industrial Development and Policy in Africa - This book surveys the current state of industry in sub-Saharan Africa and examines claims that Africa is de-industrialising. It focuses on the Challenge for economic policy to find ways to reverse this trend. The contributors begin by analyzing general issues relating to industrialisation in Africa, including the question of Africa's comparative advantage in industry, the role of small scale enterprises and the scope for infant industry promotion. They then focus on issues such as: evidence of de-industrialisation within Africa. Comparative industrial performance between African countries and with economies outside Africa. -the role of regional trade integration. -lessons to be learnt from industrialisation in East Asia. -policies of major lending institutions towards industrial loans. The authors then consider evidence from country studies including export performance in Nigeria, protection and transport costs in Uganda, public...

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