The Role of Exports in African Economic Development: A Comparative Study of Mauritius and Tunisia

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The Role of Exports in African Economic Development: A Comparative Study of Mauritius and Tunisia

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Victoria University of Wellington

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Mauritius and Tunisia stand out as two remarkable exceptions to the African economic growth experience. Since their respective independences in 1968 and 1956, both have achieved average real GDP per capita growth well in excess of three percent per year. Export policies featured highly in the developmental strategies of both countries as they transitioned through a dependency on agriculture into manufacturing and then services. What makes this comparison so interesting is that despite such si...

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Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2011

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Carey, Simon Michael

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https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/The_Role_of_Exports_in_African_Economic_Development_A_Compar...

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Economics not elsewhere classified / Econometrics / Economic growth / GDP / Governance / School: School of Economics and Finance / Marsden: 340213 Economic Development and Growth / Marsden: 340402 Econometric and Statistical Methods / Degree Discipline: Economics / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Arts

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