Commodity exports and African economic development /

By:

Pearson, Scott R

Contributor(s):

Cownie, John

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lexington, Mass. : Lexington Books, c1974.Description: xvi, 285 pISBN:

0669919594

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

382.6'096 PEA

LOC classification:

HF3876.5 .P4

Summary: This book examines the relationship between commodity exports and economic development with reference to some African countries. The book first of all discussed commodities of several African countries: timber, coffee, and cocoa (Ivory Coast); cocoa and timber (Ghana); coffee (Ethiopia); cotton (Uganda); oil (Nigeria); copper (Zambia); copper (Zaire); and diamonds (Sierra Leone). Secondly the book provides a comparative framework for measuring net social gain from commodity exports.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

This book examines the relationship between commodity exports and economic development with reference to some African countries.
The book first of all discussed commodities of several African countries: timber, coffee, and cocoa (Ivory Coast); cocoa and timber (Ghana); coffee (Ethiopia); cotton (Uganda); oil (Nigeria); copper (Zambia); copper (Zaire); and diamonds (Sierra Leone). Secondly the book provides a comparative framework for measuring net social gain from commodity exports.

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