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External Debt and Adjustment: Prospects for African Economic Growth and Transformationic growth in heavily indebted countries. Through an econometric model, Salih (1994) has shown that high external debt stocks discourage African economic growth by their negative impacts on capital formation. Woodward (1992) has analysed the negative investment and growth implications of debt-induced