Dimensions of Africa economic crisis by R Davies and NP Moyo

By:

Davies, R [author]

Contributor(s):

Moyo, N. P [co-author]

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Economic crisis -- Africa

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HB171.5 ZIM

Summary: In summary, the causes of the economic crisis in Africa reflect a difficult combination of internal weakness, unfavorable external economic conditions, and noneconomic factors, such as adverse weather. The crisis calls for a coordinated approach, focused broadly on development rather than on economic stabilization.

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Journal Article	Main Library - Special Collections	HB171.5 ZIM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	vol. 2, no. 1 (pages 62-80)	SP10592	Not for loan	For In house Use

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In summary, the causes of the economic crisis in Africa reflect a difficult combination of internal weakness, unfavorable external economic conditions, and noneconomic factors, such as adverse weather. The crisis calls for a coordinated approach, focused broadly on development rather than on economic stabilization.

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