Restructuring or de-industrializing? : Zimbabwe's textile and metal industries under adjustment

Lloyd M. Sachikonye

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The author documents the experiences of Zimbabwean firms working in the textile and metals sectors under the structural adjustment programme and concludes that the adjustment has caused deindustrialisation.'

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2018Governing the Market 1987A Comparative Approach 1996Adjustment in Africa 1995Structural adjustment and African industry 1996Structural Adjustment and Ethnicity in Nigeria 1992Deindustrialization, adjustment, the World Bank and the IMF in Africa 1995Structural Adjustment and the Working Poor in Zimbabwe 1995The impact of structural adjustment on the urban informal sector in Zimbabwe

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