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A book chapter on the fundamentals of Zimbabwe's IMF/World bank dictated economic reforms between t...
Paper for Economic Reform And Liberalization, Perspectives From African Experiences, Harare, Zimbabw...
After independence around 1960, African countries started with high hopes for rapid growth and devel...
Contrary to traditional interpretation, Tanzania's increased de-pendence on foreign assistance ...
Fiscal adjustment is an essential element of macro-economic stability and economic growth. Given tha...
The impact of the policies advocated by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in ...
The IMF and World Bank have over the years gained a stronghold in African economic policies. This is...
Using a methodology that allows for endogenizing decisions to participate in World Bank adjustment l...
Summary.- In 1994 the World Bank issued a report on structural djustment, Adjustment inAfrica, in wh...
Under the auspices of the World Bank and IMF, for almost two decades, sub-Saharan African countries ...
African economies have experienced numerous disruptions since the 1980s, while other parts of the wo...
In 1994 the World Bank issued a report on structural adjustment, Adjustment in Africa, in which it w...
Poor governance is increasingly being cited as one of the most important factors contributing to poo...
Using a methodology that allows for endogenizing the participation decisions on World Bank adjustmen...
Structural adjustment policies are recommended and financially supported by the World Bank and the I...
A book chapter on the fundamentals of Zimbabwe's IMF/World bank dictated economic reforms between t...
Paper for Economic Reform And Liberalization, Perspectives From African Experiences, Harare, Zimbabw...
After independence around 1960, African countries started with high hopes for rapid growth and devel...
Contrary to traditional interpretation, Tanzania's increased de-pendence on foreign assistance ...
Fiscal adjustment is an essential element of macro-economic stability and economic growth. Given tha...
The impact of the policies advocated by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in ...
The IMF and World Bank have over the years gained a stronghold in African economic policies. This is...
Using a methodology that allows for endogenizing decisions to participate in World Bank adjustment l...
Summary.- In 1994 the World Bank issued a report on structural djustment, Adjustment inAfrica, in wh...
Under the auspices of the World Bank and IMF, for almost two decades, sub-Saharan African countries ...
African economies have experienced numerous disruptions since the 1980s, while other parts of the wo...
In 1994 the World Bank issued a report on structural adjustment, Adjustment in Africa, in which it w...
Poor governance is increasingly being cited as one of the most important factors contributing to poo...
Using a methodology that allows for endogenizing the participation decisions on World Bank adjustmen...
Structural adjustment policies are recommended and financially supported by the World Bank and the I...
A book chapter on the fundamentals of Zimbabwe's IMF/World bank dictated economic reforms between t...
Paper for Economic Reform And Liberalization, Perspectives From African Experiences, Harare, Zimbabw...
After independence around 1960, African countries started with high hopes for rapid growth and devel...