Titlebook: Africa and Asia in Comparative Economic Perspective; Peter Lawrence (Senior Lecturer in Economics),Coli Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a di

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Aid, Adjustment and Public Sector Fiscal Behaviour: Lessons from a Relatively Poor Performing East Anants of this performance, which has involved not only rapid and sustained economic growth but reduced income inequality and poverty. These factors include the achievement of macroeconomic stability, a strong export orientation, increased human and physical capital, high rates of saving, strategic i

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Regionalism: Sub-Saharan Africa and East Asia Comparedts between developing countries. Having long been discounted by economists on the grounds that the costs of trade diversion were likely to far outweigh the efficiency gains from trade creation and dismissed by policy-makers for its failure in practice to accelerate the pace of economic development,

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Explaining Differences in the Economic Performance of Micro-States in Africa and Asiayears. In particular, significant contrasts have been made between the growth performances of the states in sub-Saharan African and the East and South-East Asian ‘tiger’ economies. From a different perspective, comparisons have also been drawn between sub-Saharan African states, South-Asia and China

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Child Activities in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa: a Comparative Analysistes are 41 per cent in Africa as compared with 21 per cent in Asia and 17 per cent in Latin America (Ashagrie, 1998). Comparative work is a first step in gaining an insight into the universality of the problem of child work. South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa are clearly very different environments,

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The Demand for Money in Selected SADC Countries: Structure, Policy and a Comparison with the ASEAN Curest route for conducting monetary policy in pursuit of their central objective of inflation control. While considerable literature exists on the money demand functions in developed countries, the issue is still under-researched in relation to developing countries (see Arrau .., 1995). In the case

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Productivity Growth and Convergence in Asian and African Agriculturehibber and Leechor (1995) on overall development experience and Harrold .. (1996) on trade and industrialisation. Given the outstanding success in the economic growth of East and South-East Asian countries such as Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia, th

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Why is South-East Asia Different from Taiwan and South Korea?which it generated have tended to convey the impression that the huge area of the world which the term ‘East Asia’ embraces have all experienced rapid economic growth over the last three decades, and that from their experience a coherent set of ‘lessons’ can be drawn for less successful economies in