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consumption of individuals over different growth spells in Cameroon, Senegal, and Tanzania. With cross-sectional data, we track … benefit from growth, except in Tanzania where growth is driven by the skill-intensive sectors. We also find significant losers … from growth in Tanzania where the rate of inflation is very high compared to the other countries. Our methodology finds …
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surveys of health facilities in Kenya, Malawi, Namibia, Rwanda, Senegal, Uganda, and the United Republic of Tanzania (survey …
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estimation method, this study examines the impact of a Single Customs Territory on Tanzania's exports from 2004 to 2018. The key … findings reveal that Tanzania's merchandise exports to East African Community countries have remained low under the Single …
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into EAC markets. Kenya has continued to be the main trading partner for Tanzania in the EAC markets, and from 2015 onwards … the trade deficit with Kenya changed into a surplus, signalling improvement in the balance of trade. Tanzania has also … changes in Tanzania's trade patterns, which have remained primarily inter-industry rather than intra-industry, signalling a …
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The objective of this research is to assess the extent to which export processing zones in Botswana, Kenya, Tanzania … programmes. We found that firms in Kenya and Zimbabwe have a higher number of male than female employees, while zones in Tanzania …
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This paper provides an assessment of what aid has actually been doing in the area of environment in Tanzania through a …, the study notes that budget expenditure allocation to these activities is around 0.04 per cent of Tanzania's total … year (or nearly 10 per cent of the budget). Ultimately, aid money is critical for Tanzania, as over 90 per cent of funds …
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countries. However, for Tanzania and Ghana, two major aid recipients, aid did not seem to have been equally beneficial. This … Tanzania experienced positive investment and GDP growth from the late 1960s to 2007. But, until the mid-1980s, the impact of … exchange rate. In Ghana, declining aid in the 1970s was associated with lacking growth while the reactivation of aid flows in …
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We use four novel, cross-country comparable tax-benefit microsimulation models for Ecuador, Ghana, Tanzania, and South … significantly reduce poverty and inequality in settings in which no means-tested old-age pensions exist (such as Ghana and Tanzania …
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We examine the extent to which two of Africa’s leading gold mining economies, Ghana and Tanzania, have adopted … investments in Ghana and Tanzania are used to illustrate policy impact and the state-capital relations that shape policy …
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inequality in Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa. Conventionally measured inequality ranges from moderate (in Ghana) to extremely … statistics with those produced by ACEIR in Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa. The underlying country-specific income and expenditure …
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