Industrial development in East Africa /
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TextSeries: Studies in African economicsPublication details: Nairobi : Oxford University Press, c1969.Description: viii, 213 p. :illSubject(s): DDC classification: - 338.09676 PEA
- HC517.E2 P4
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| 338.09669 TER Industrial development in Nigeria : | 338.09669 WEL Studies in industrialization: | 338.0967 STU Studies in production and trade in East Africa / | 338.09676 PEA Industrial development in East Africa / | 338.0968 HEN Industries in the Southern African periphery : | 338.09689 BEV African businessmen and development in Zambia / | 338.0971 LIT Economic growth in Canada: |
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references: p. 204-206.
The book examines East Africa with specific reference to: the structure of the economy, the types and determinants of growth, and the centripetal forces that usually compel industries to concentrate in the major towns where they are most likely to reap external economies. D. S. Pearson presents the model of the uneven rate of industrial development. He traces the historical background to the East African Community, and the institutional measures adopted to reduce the national imbalances in economic growth, but do not pretend that these arrangements have resulted in any optimum re-allocation of resources in the industrial sector.
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