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Long-Term Perspective Study of Sub-Saharan Africa. Volume 2. Economic and Sectoral Policy Issues

机译：撒哈拉以南非洲的长期前景研究。第2卷。经济和部门政策问题

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The second volume of the Background Papers to the World Bank's Long-Term Perspective Study (LTPS) on Sub-Saharan Africa contains ten papers dealing with various sectors of the economy and selected economic policy issues. The paper covers the following topics: The Internalization of the Policymaking Process; High Project Costs in Africa; Analysis of Project Costs in Sub-Saharan Africa in Selected Sectors; Building Firm Foundations: Africa's Infrastructure in Long-Term Perspective; Sustainable Growth in African Agriculture; The Response of Farmers to Ghana's Adjustment Policies; Exchange Rate Reforms under Ghana's Economic Recovery Programme; Structural Problems of Industry in Sub-Saharan Africa; Formal and Informal Small Enterprises in the Long-Term Future of Sub-Saharan Africa; and The Susu Credit System: An Ingenious Way of Financing Business Outside the Formal Banking System.

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Agarwala, R.;
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年度 1990
页码 p.1-140
总页数 140
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正文语种 eng
中图分类工业技术;
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Economic development ; Economic analysis ; Foreign countries ; Expenses ; Government policies ; Foreign aid ; Project management ; Credit ; Ghana;

机译：经济发展;经济分析;外国;费用;政府政策;外援;项目管理;信贷;加纳;

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机译：撒哈拉以南非洲的长期前景研究。第3卷。体制和社会政治问题

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