Titlebook: Gaining from Trade in Southern Africa; Complementary Polici Carolyn Jenkins (Research Officer),Jonathan Leape Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan

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Sara G. Mattis,Thomas H. Ollendickoportion of total African trade in the 1990s than it was in the 1970s (Foroutan, 1993). Studies have shown that an inhospitable macroeconomic environment, overvalued exchange rates and currency inconvertibility have been among the most important constraints on the expansion of African trade (Berg, 1988; O’Connell, 1997).

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Advances in Clinical Child Psychologyion’s exports, inappropriate domestic policies (such as import barriers and an inability to diversify the export base) rather than external protection by developed countries were largely responsible for African countries’ inability to compete internationally (Ng and Yeats, 1997).

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978-1-349-41754-4Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000

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Microeconomic Policies,The major goals of microeconomic policy are efficiency, equity and growth. Economic growth is often treated as a macroeconomic issue, but it is closely related to the micro-behaviour of the economy and the functioning of markets.

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Donna M. Gelfand,Donald P. Hartmannever, there may be adverse fiscal effects arising from two different sources. First, the losses in customs revenues due to falling tariffs on intra-regional trade and the effects of trade diversion could, for many countries, outstrip any gains in other tax revenues (arising from increased levels of

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