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Adjustment Programmes and Agricultural Incentives in Sudan : A Comparative Study

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Elamin, N-A-H
El Mak, E-M
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Domestic policy in Sudan, as in many developing countries, has discriminated against agriculture and exports. The agricultural sector over the period 1980-1990, and on all counts, showed poor performance related to both domestic and external factors. In an attempt to improve the performance of agriculture a number of stabilization and strucural adjustment programmes were implemented during the period 1980-1993.

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Paper provided by African Economic Research Consortium in its series Papers with number 63.

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Length: 51 pages
Date of creation: 1997
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Handle: RePEc:fth:afrirc:63

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Keywords: DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ; SUDAN ; AGRICULTURE;

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