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title	:	Did External Barriers Cause the Marginalization of Sub-Saharan Africa in World Trade? World Bank Discussion Papers ; 348
author	:	Amjadi, Azita.; Reincke, Ulrich; Yeats, Alexander J.
publisher	:	World Bank
isbn10 | asin	:	0821338269
print isbn13	:	9780821338261
ebook isbn13	:	9780585255118
language	:	English
subject	Africa, Sub-Saharan--Commerce, Exports--Africa, Sub-Saharan, Tariff--Africa, Sub-Saharan, Tariff--OECD countries, Nontariff trade barriers--Africa, Sub-Saharan, Nontariff trade barriers--OECD countries, Transportation--Africa, Sub-Saharan--Costs.
publication date	:	1996
lcc	:	HF3876.5.A45 1996eb
ddc	:	382/.0967
subject	:	Africa, Sub-Saharan--Commerce, Exports--Africa, Sub-Saharan, Tariff--Africa, Sub-Saharan, Tariff--OECD countries, Nontariff trade barriers--Africa, Sub-Saharan, Nontariff trade barriers--OECD countries, Transportation--Africa, Sub-Saharan--Costs.

Page aa Recent World Bank Discussion Papers No. 279 Restructuring Banks and Enterprises: Recent Lessons from Transition Countries. Michael S. Borish, Millard F. Long, and Michel Nol No. 280 Agriculture, Poverty, and Policy Reform in Sub-Saharan Africa. Kevin M. Cleaver and W. Graeme Donovan No. 281 The Diffusion of Information Technology: Experience of Industrial Countries and Lessons for Developing Countries. Nagy Hanna, Ken Guy, and Erik Arnold No. 282 Trade Laws and Institutions: Good Practices and the World Trade Organization. Bernard M. Hoekman No. 283 Meeting the Challenge of Chinese Enterprise Reform. Harry G. Broadman No. 284 Desert Locust Management: A Time for Change. Steen R. Joffe No. 285 Sharing the Wealth: Privatization through Broad-based Ownership Strategies. Stuart W. Bell No. 286 Credit Policies and the Industrialization of Korea. Yoon Je Cho and Joon-Kyung Kim No. 287 East Asia's Environment: Principles and Priorities for Action. Jeffrey S. Hammer and Sudhir Shetty No. 288 Africa's Experience with Structural Adjustment: Proceedings of the Harare Seminar, May 23-24, 1994. Edited by Kapil Kapoor No. 289 Rethinking Research on Land Degradation in Developing Countries. Yvan Biot, Piers Macleod Blaikie, Cecile Jackson, and Richard Palmer-Jones No. 290 Decentralizing Infrastructure: Advantages and Limitations. Edited by Antonio Estache No. 291 Transforming Payment Systems: Meeting the Needs of Emerging Market Economies. Setsuya Sato and David Burras Humphrey No. 292 Regulated Deregulation of the Financial System in Korea. Ismail Dalla and Deena Khatkhate No. 293 Design Issues in Rural Finance. Orlando J. Sacay and Bikki K. Randhawa No. 294 Financing Health Services Through User Fees and Insurance: Case Studies from Sub-Saharan Africa. R. Paul Shaw and Martha Ainsworth No. 295 The Participation of Nongovernmental Organizations in Poverty Alleviation: The Case Study of the Honduras Social Investment Fund Project. Anna Kathryn Vandever Webb, Kye Woo Lee, and Anna Maria Sant'Anna No. 296 Reforming the Energy Sector in Transition Economies: Selected Experience and Lessons. Dale Gray No. 297 Assessing Sector Institutions: Lessons of Experience from Zambia's Education Sector. Rogerio F. Pinto and Angelous J. Mrope No. 298 Uganda's AIDS Crisis: Its Implications for Development. Jill Armstrong No. 299 Towards a Payments System Law for Developing and Transition Economies. Raj Bhala No. 300 Africa Can Compete! Export Opportunities and Challenges for Garments and Home Products in the European Market. Tyler Biggs, Margaret Miller, Caroline Otto, and Gerald Tyler No. 301 Review and Outlook for the World Oil Market. Shane S. Streifel No. 302 The Broad Sector Approach to Investment Lending: Sector Investment Programs. Peter Harrold and Associates No. 303 Institutional Adjustment and Adjusting to Institutions. Robert Klitgaard No. 304 Putting Institutional Economics to Work: From Participation to Governance. Robert Picciotto No. 305 Pakistan's Public Agricultural Enterprises: Inefficiencies, Market Distortions, and Proposals for Reform. Rashid Faruqee, Ridwan Ali, and Yusuf Choudhry No. 306 Grameen Bank: Performance and Stability. Shahidur R. Khandker, Baqui Khalily, and Zahed Khan

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