Structural adjustment programmes and industrialization in sub-Saharan Africa

Heike Proff

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In sub-Saharan Africa, like elsewhere in the Third World, great hopes are attached to industrialization as a means of achieving economic and social development. Are the IMF and the World Bank, via their Structural Adjustment Programmes in the region, helping to create a leaner, more competitive industrial sector or are they in fact weakening the industrialization process?

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1992Deindustrialization, adjustment, the World Bank and the IMF in Africa 1991Evaluating the impact of world bank structural adjustment lending: 1980–87 1990Structural adjustment in Africa: reflections on Ghana and Zambia 1987Theoretical Aspects of the Design of Fund-Supported Adjustment Programs 1989Industrial Adjustment in Sub‐Saharan Africa 1992Country Experiences with IMF Programmes in the 1980s

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