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Sneaking up and stumbling back: Textiles sector performance under crisis conditions in Zimbabwe

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The paper examines the structure and performance of the textiles and clothing sectors in Zimbabwe. Based on firm level data, it examines the challenges and factors behind the resilience of the two sectors. It shows that increased flexibility, reduced capacity utilisation, modernisation of...

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