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ArticleChinese loans to Africa: A blessing or a curse to Africa’s economic development?

Isaac Appiah‐Otoo2025

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Chinese loans to Africa: A blessing or a curse to Africa’s economic development?

Isaac Appiah‐Otoo · Xudong Chen · Daniel Kwabla Ayenyebo

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Year2025

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Published2025-06-27

VenueEconomic Analysis and Policy

ISSN-L0313-5926

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