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    Cotton, War and Growth in Chad (1960 - 2000)

    "The growth experience of Chad provides a lot of lessons for understanding the political economy of African development. It was based for most of its post-colonial history on a heavily controlled and taxed export crop sector, whose evolution was in …

    Jean Paul Azam

    Nadjiounom Djimtoingar

    • Cotton Production
    • Political Economy
    • Sahelian Growth
    • Agriculture--Economic aspects
    • Civil war
    • Petroleum industry
    21 pages

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    Outcomes of the Nairobi WTO 10th Ministerial Conference: Implications for the EAC Cotton Sector Development

    The paper examines the outcomes of the World Trade Organization (WTO) 10th Ministerial Conference (MC10) in Nairobi, what is termed the Nairobi package (WTO, 2015). Specifically, we investigate the implications of the package for the cotton sector d…

    Martin Luther Munu

    Isaac Shinyekwa

    • World Trade Organization (WTO)
    • Export Earnings Fluctuations
    • Cotton Production
    • International trade
    • Economic development
    30 pages

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    How will the Adoption of the Nairobi WTO 10th Ministerial Conference decisions on Cotton Impact on the East African Community?

    In December 2015, the World Trade Organization (WTO) held its 10th Ministerial Conference (MC10) in Nairobi, Kenya. The meeting adopted the “Nairobi package” of decisions targeting agriculture, cotton and issues related to least-developed countries…

    Martin Luther Munu

    Isaac Shinyekwa

    • Cotton Production
    • Elimination of subsidies
    • Agricultural Export
    • Agricultural resources
    • International trade
    • Economic development
    4 pages

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    Chinese Investments: A Blessing for the Central African Economy? / Les investissements chinois, une aubaine pour l’économie centrafricaine?

    China recently decided to invest $15 billion CFA francs in the Central African Republic to develop the cotton sector from the crop to the ginning and textiles industries. We analyze the economic impacts of such investment on the Central African Re…

    Roger Yélé

    Mélissa Huguet

    Jean-Bertrand Kolondo

    Raissa Théodile Mbouzeliko

    Caprice Olivia Wili-Koe

    • Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
    • Cotton Production
    • Chinese Investment
    • Investissements Directs étrangers
    • Macroeconomic Impact
    • Impacts macroéconomiques.
    • Investissement chinois
    • Investments, Foreign
    • Agricultural resources
    37 pages

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