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Jun. 1st, 2013 18:40Friday May 31, 2013 YOUR URGENT RESPONDS IS HIGHLY NEEDED,IF YOU ARE STILL LIVING.
I was tempted to reply that I'm a zombie.
***foreignaffairs.com
Essay - May/June 2013
Africa's Economic Boom
Shantayanan Devarajan and Wolfgang Fengler
Sub-Saharan Africa's GDP has grown five percent a year since 2000 and is expected to grow even faster in the future. Although pessimists are quick to point out that this growth has followed increases in commodities prices, the success of recent political reforms and the increased openness of African societies give the region a good chance of sustaining its boom for years to come. http://tinyurl.com/kdgxvnp
Snapshot
Africa's Accidental Advancement
Morten Jerven
The GDPs of many African countries appear to be soaring, which is partly a statistical fluke due to recent corrections of decades of bad data. African countries now face the challenge of rewriting their poorly recorded economic histories and adopting up-to-date statistical measures that will capture the continent's future growth. http://tinyurl.com/l378l4w
I was tempted to reply that I'm a zombie.
***foreignaffairs.com
Essay - May/June 2013
Africa's Economic Boom
Shantayanan Devarajan and Wolfgang Fengler
Sub-Saharan Africa's GDP has grown five percent a year since 2000 and is expected to grow even faster in the future. Although pessimists are quick to point out that this growth has followed increases in commodities prices, the success of recent political reforms and the increased openness of African societies give the region a good chance of sustaining its boom for years to come. http://tinyurl.com/kdgxvnp
Snapshot
Africa's Accidental Advancement
Morten Jerven
The GDPs of many African countries appear to be soaring, which is partly a statistical fluke due to recent corrections of decades of bad data. African countries now face the challenge of rewriting their poorly recorded economic histories and adopting up-to-date statistical measures that will capture the continent's future growth. http://tinyurl.com/l378l4w