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Medium-run adjustment under import compression : macroeconomic analysis relevant for sub-Saharan Africa

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Income distribution, growth and protectionism in sub-Saharan Africa and the case of Zimbabwe

Rattsø, Jørn - In: Globalization and economic development : essays in …, (pp. 70-86). 2001

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Economic openness, trade restrictions and external shocks : modelling short run effects in sub-Saharan Africa

Rattsø, Jørn - In: Economic modelling 15 (1998) 2, pp. 257-286

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Interactions between agriculture and industry : theoretical analysis of the consequences of discriminating agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa

Rattsø, Jørn; Torvik, Ragnar - In: Review of development economics 7 (2003) 1, pp. 138-151

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The macroeconomics of foreign aid in Sub-Saharan Africa : Dutch disease effects reconsidered

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Interactions between Agriculture and Industry : Theoretical Analysis of the Consequences of Discriminating Agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa

Rattsø, Jørn; Torvik, Ragnar - 2015

Many countries in sub-Saharan Africa discriminated against agriculture to promote industry after independence. The domestic terms of trade were turned against agriculture by the price fixing of monopoly marketing boards. This policy was assumed to reduce labor costs of industry and was combined...

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