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Capital flows and economic transformation: chapter 4

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2006-04
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Elhiraika, Adam B.;
United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa;
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Africa needs economic transformation in order to achieve sustainable growth and reduce its dependence on primary commodity production and exports that increase vulnerability to shocks. Economic transformation is a process that alters the relative contribution of economic sectors to gross domestic product (GDP) and employment over time. This process manifests itself in growth models through two main channels: first, reallocation of factors of production from less productive sectors to more productive ones; and second,diversification of the economy away from primary commodity sectors (agriculture, oil and minerals) into industry and services (Berthelemy and Soderling 2001).
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“Elhiraika, Adam B.; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (2006-04). Capital flows and economic transformation: chapter 4. Addis Ababa:. © UN. ECA,. http://hdl.handle.net/10855/1825”
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