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An Investigation of the Business-Level Strategies in Zimbabwe Food Manufacturing Sector (2006-2013)

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strategyimplementation on competitive performance, all within the food manufacturing sector in Zimbabwe. As far as the author was able … establishing cause andremedies to gain competitiveness in the food manufacturing sector in Zimbabwe. Survey data affecting … food manufacturing industry in Zimbabwe …

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Manufacturing and Agricultural Sector Synergies in Zimbabwe : Estimating the Unrestricted Bivariate Vector Auto Regressive Model

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Is African Manufacturing Skill-Constrained?

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Continued efforts to develop high-level industrial skills in Sub-Saharan African countries may be wasteful without a more competitive environment in the industrial sector. But lack of such skills may limit the benefits to the industrial sector from future liberalization. As a result, the supply...

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Wage and Productivity Premiums in Sub-Saharan Africa

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accurate test. The results indicate that equality holds strongly for the most developed country in the sample (Zimbabwe), but …

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Distribution channel relational cohesion exchange model : a small-to-medium enterprise manufacturer's perspective

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Wage and Productivity Premiums in Sub-Saharan Africa

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accurate test. The results indicate that equality holds strongly for the most developed country in the sample (Zimbabwe), but …

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