Economics
Employment and income distribution in the African economy
1979·182 pages
An analysis of Zambia's labor force evolution and income distribution across three developmental stages.
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An analysis of Zambia's labor force evolution and income distribution across three developmental stages.
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Zambia is one African country which has evolved from being a classic example of a colonial economy to become an independent state with a large export enclave. The economy has had to face structural problems that have at one time or another, characterised other African economies. This study therefore throws light upon many aspects of the labour markets elsewhere in Africa. Originally published in 1979, this book analyses 3 stages of development in the Zambian labour force: the first running up to...
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