Growth Strategies for Africa

Over the past four decades Africa has diverged from other developing regions and is now the poorest region in the world. This paper offers an explanation of Africa's slow growth in terms of its distinctive economic and human geography: its high dependence upon natural resource exports, the many landlocked countries, and the high ethnic diversity of the typical state. It discusses how key economic policy choices, especially trade and fiscal policy, and assistance from the international community, need to tailored specifically to these distinctive circumstances. Part one of this paper sets out a... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Collier, Paul
Dokumenttyp: Working Paper
Erscheinungsdatum: 2008
Verlag/Hrsg.: World Bank
Washington
DC
Schlagwörter: ABSOLUTE ADVANTAGE / ADVERSE EFFECT / ADVERSE EFFECTS / ADVERSE SELECTION / AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES / AGRICULTURAL POPULATION / AGRICULTURE / AIR / AIR SERVICE / AIR SERVICES / AIR TRAFFIC / AIR TRANSPORT / ANNUAL GROWTH / APARTHEID / ARTERIES / BANKING SYSTEMS / BENCHMARKS / CAPITAL ACCUMULATION / CAPITAL INVESTMENT / CENTRAL BANK / CENTRAL BANKS / CHINESE POPULATION / CITIZENS / CIVIL WAR / CLIMATE CHANGE / COMMODITIES / COMMODITY / COMMODITY EXPORTS / COMMODITY PRICES / COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE / COMPETITION POLICIES / COMPETITION POLICY / COMPETITIVENESS / CONSUMPTION LEVELS / COSTS OF TRANSPORT / DEBT / DEMAND CURVE / DEMOCRACIES / DEMOCRACY / DEMOGRAPHIC / DEMOGRAPHIC GROWTH / DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION / DEREGULATION / DEVALUATION / DEVELOPING COUNTRIES / DISEASE VECTORS / DISEASES / DISINFLATION / DRIVING / DUTCH DISEASE
Sprache: Englisch
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