Titlebook: Regional Integration and Trade in Africa; Mthuli Ncube (Senior Research Fellow),Issa Faye (M Book 2015 African Development Bank 2015 Regio

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Introduction: Understanding Africa’s Regional Tradeper year (African Development Bank et al., 2014). This current growth pattern has brought Africa to a turning point, if not a tipping point, in its development trajectory. A more globalized world economy has brought increasing functional and spatial specialization, as well as growing interdependence

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Economic Integration, Trade Facilitation and Agricultural Exports Performance in ECOWAS Sub-Regione for Trade and Sustainable Development — ICTSD, 2011) — regional economic integration (through such things as free trade areas and customs unions) aims to facilitate international trade by reducing transaction costs such as tariff and non-tariff barriers (Dalimov, 2009; Cissokho et al., 2013). The

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Regional Integration and Trade in Sub-Saharan Africa, 1993–2010: An Augmented Gravity Modelnstraints to intra-African trade (which is only 10–12% of its global exports) include inefficient and costly transport systems — including informal roadblocks and checkpoints along many trade corridors (69 between Lagos and Abidjan alone; UNECA, 2004) — as well as complex customs regulations and pro

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The Impact of South-South and North-South Trade on Industrialization in Africa the proportion of people employed in the secondary sector grows. Labor productivity improves in the secondary sector, the unemployment rate falls from one year to another, per capita income increases (Alderson, 1999) and the secondary sector’s contribution to economic development is confirmed. No c