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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
subjectAfrica, 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.
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