Parameters of economic reform in North Africa

Karen Pfeifer

Review of African Political Economy, 1999, vol. 26, issue 82, 441-454

Abstract: The debates over the successes and limitations of structural adjustment in North Africa swirl around how to understand the institutional framework supporting economic activity in the non‐western world. To what extent are the investment roles for state leadership and for private enterprise, especially for export, a substitute for or complementary in the contemporary development process? How far should privatisation go? For example, should natural monopolies like telecommunications or strategic sectors like phosphate and oil production be sold off?

Date: 1999
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