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Economic Woman in Africa: Profit-Making Techniques of Aecra Market Women
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  • 1971The development of indigenous trade and markets in West Africa.428 cited
  • 1964Economic Transition in Africa87 cited
  • 1972African Traders and Economic Development in Ghana.47 cited
  • 1965Economics for Development.39 cited

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