Add to ORKGThe illusion that African countries have escaped the adverse consequences of the global financial and economic crisis is becoming transparent, judging from the dire aftershocks of the global downturn, although the ultimate effects on individual countries are still inconsistent and unpredictable. The medium-term reactions of trade partners, donor countries, and private investors are still unknown. Today, the impact on Africa appears to centre around three major channels: global trade, capital flows, and policy responses. Efforts to mitigate Africa’s pain should be continent specific; the international community may choose specific actions to address the fiscal, balance-of-payments shocks and the gaps in private capital. Regardless of steps t...
This article analyzes how the global financial crisis is affecting African economies and identifies ...
Global recessions have devastating effects on economies. The most recent crisis in 2007/2008 led to ...
Under the auspices of the World Bank and IMF, for almost two decades, sub-Saharan African countries ...
Over the past decade sub-Saharan African countries have made remarkable gains in promoting growth al...
This work takes a cursory look at different aspects of African economies and their potentials for gr...
The global financial crisis was triggered by the bursting of the United States housing bubble in 200...
Early in the financial crisis, a common view was that Africa’s low level of financial integration ma...
It is increasingly apparent that, despite earlier hopes, the global economic crisis will have a sign...
This paper first presents a comprehensive analysis of the significance of different transmission cha...
This paper examines the impact of the global financial meltdown on African economies. Despite the in...
Sub-Saharan Africa towards the Crisis. Sub-Saharan African countries are still less integrated into ...
It is increasingly apparent that, despite earlier hopes, the global economic crisis will have a sign...
AbstractThis paper analyses the channels through which the economic and financial crisis of 2008–200...
African economies have been shaken by the global economic downturn which followed the US-centered fi...
Sub-Saharan Africa towards the Crisis. Sub-Saharan African countries are still less integrated into ...
This article analyzes how the global financial crisis is affecting African economies and identifies ...
Global recessions have devastating effects on economies. The most recent crisis in 2007/2008 led to ...
Under the auspices of the World Bank and IMF, for almost two decades, sub-Saharan African countries ...
Over the past decade sub-Saharan African countries have made remarkable gains in promoting growth al...
This work takes a cursory look at different aspects of African economies and their potentials for gr...
The global financial crisis was triggered by the bursting of the United States housing bubble in 200...
Early in the financial crisis, a common view was that Africa’s low level of financial integration ma...
It is increasingly apparent that, despite earlier hopes, the global economic crisis will have a sign...
This paper first presents a comprehensive analysis of the significance of different transmission cha...
This paper examines the impact of the global financial meltdown on African economies. Despite the in...
Sub-Saharan Africa towards the Crisis. Sub-Saharan African countries are still less integrated into ...
It is increasingly apparent that, despite earlier hopes, the global economic crisis will have a sign...
AbstractThis paper analyses the channels through which the economic and financial crisis of 2008–200...
African economies have been shaken by the global economic downturn which followed the US-centered fi...
Sub-Saharan Africa towards the Crisis. Sub-Saharan African countries are still less integrated into ...
This article analyzes how the global financial crisis is affecting African economies and identifies ...
Global recessions have devastating effects on economies. The most recent crisis in 2007/2008 led to ...
Under the auspices of the World Bank and IMF, for almost two decades, sub-Saharan African countries ...