Cette tendance s’est prolongée également en Afrique centrale (comprenant les six pays de la CEMAC plus Sao Tomé & Principe) où il a été enregistré dans l’ensemble un taux de croissance de 4,0% à la fin de 2000.

The issue of unrestricted market access for sub-Saharan Africa has featured lately in the debate on overcoming Africa’s development challenges through trade, rather than aid. This paper assesses empirically the impact of ...

Th is paper argues that trade policies must be dynamic, adaptable, and diff erentiated between sectors and between the various segments of a given sector in order to contribute eff ectively to development eff orts. It ...

This paper examines the implications for African economies of the possible outcomes from the ongoing agriculture negotiations in the Doha Round. The paper defines scenarios that capture key elements of the modalities ...

The main finding of the study is that informal cross border women traders across the region do not use available formal systems/structures for most of their transactions. This makes it difficult for regional trade policy ...

This paper explores measures that countries can take to off set or reduce the negative impacts of trade liberalization on their fiscal positions with reference to empirical examples.

This study provides a quantitative estimate of the potential economic consequences of multilateral trade reform for Africa. It uses a framework that incorporates issues of particular concern to Africa, such as preference ...

Dans le pays africain type, l'agriculture est un secteur majeur qui contribue au produit intérieur brut, aux recettes d'exportation et aux emplois hauteur de 35%, de 40% et de 70% en moyenne, respective ment. Les activités ...

The 2001 African Statistical Yearbook presents data arranged on a country basis for 7 African members States. This publication which constitutes the third part of Volume II covers the seven countries in East Africa. When ...

Africa’s recent development history could be summarized into two big periods. The first occurred in the first years of independence where African countries sought to support political independence by strengthening their ...