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Regionalism: Sub-Saharan Africa and East Asia Comparedh the efficiency gains from trade creation and dismissed by policy-makers for its failure in practice to accelerate the pace of economic development, regional integration in the developing world has now ‘come in from the cold’ and is being actively promoted as a vehicle for promoting economic growth and development.

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Explaining Differences in the Economic Performance of Micro-States in Africa and Asia-East Asian ‘tiger’ economies. From a different perspective, comparisons have also been drawn between sub-Saharan African states, South-Asia and China. Much less attention however, has been directed at the comparative economic performance of very small states or ‘micro-states’ in these two regions.

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Convergence or Divergence in and between Developing Regions?n of richer ones according to the neoclassical assumption of diminishing returns to capital (cf. Barro and Sala-i-Martin, 1992: 226). The divergence assumption rejects the inverse relationship of per capita growth and the starting level of output due to the availability of technological progress.

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Credit to the Government: Central Bank Operation and its Relation to GrowthHow systematically do central banks operate in developing countries? What is the relation between central bank credit creation to government financial demand and economic growth? Answers to these two questions form the subject matter of this chapter.