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[DOC File]China’s Impact on Sub-Saharan Africa’s Development: Trade ...
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Chinese aid to Africa declined as, under Deng Xiao Ping’s rule, his strategy directed effort inwards to domestic modernisation and growth. Since 2000, however, plans for much greater China-Africa exchanges have been made and they are being executed under the rhetorical banner of …
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[DOC File]Chapter ending questions:
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7. Explain sub-Saharan Africa’s negative growth in food output per person between the early 1960s and the late 1990s. Answer: Sub-Saharan Africa is the only world region where food output per capita fell from the early 1960s to the late 1990s. since 1950 has not increased its production like other countries.
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[DOC File]World Trade Organization - Home page - Global trade
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Foreign direct investment in Botswana is concentrated in the capital-intensive mining sector (57% of the FDI stock at the end of 2007). Most investment is by Debswana Diamond Company Pty Ltd. (Debswana), a 50:50 joint venture of De Beers and the Government of Botswana.
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[DOC File]China’s Public Services Privatization and Poverty Reduction:
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The statistics suggest that between 1960-1980, China made more progress in basic health care than all the selected countries and country groups. Before 1980, China’s health care system had been developed under structures and institutions compatible with the socialist planned economy.
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[DOC File]Globalization and China’s Economic and Financial Development
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Chinese investment has helped the economic development of some Asian and African countries. Investment in the United States is illustrated by the attempt in the Spring of 2005 by the Chinese National Offshore Oil Corporation Cnooc to buy Unocal in the United States although the attempt turned out to be unsuccessful.
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Chinese investment in africa statistics