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A book that examines the economic constraints to growth and development in sub- Saharan Africa, the international community's responsibilities, and the development model that would best fit African realities.
Contributing authors include African experts and a wide range of international policymakers and thinkers. They provide insights of great relevance to the development prospects of African and other poor countries.
The contributors to this book examine the economic constraints to growth and development faced by sub-Saharan African countries. These constraints include the underdevelopment of domestic capital markets, the lack of national and regional infrastructures, and the ongoing dependence on the export of commodities whose prices and markets are volatile and remain largely determined by the large companies of western countries.
At the same time, the book discusses the international community.s responsibility to remove obstacles of its own making and create the necessary international conditions that would enable Africa to overcome its development and poverty problems.
The book includes an interesting discussion about the development model - the role of the state and the role of the market . that would best fit African realities, and the lessons that can be learned from experiences in Latin America and Asia. It also includes a timely analysis of the developmental role of emerging Asian investments into Africa.
The issues discussed in this book are of great relevance to the development prospects, not only of the African region, but of poor countries in general. «
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