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Trade and Development Report 1998: Financial Instability, Growth in Africa

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The 1998 Report makes compelling reading for those seeking answers to some of the most pressing policy challenges in today´s rapidly changing global economy. The Report offers: - An in-depth analysis of the causes and consequences of the financial turmoil currently sweeping across the global economy - New ideas on reforming the international financial system to diminish the chances of future crises and to ensure their better management if they do occur - A fresh approach to development prospects in Africa and the kind of policy measures and institutional reforms that might help to revitalize investment and sustain growth across the region

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