Despite fiscal and administrative reforms pursued by the Government of Madagascar since the mid 1980s, to prod economic and financial liberalization, contributing to steady GDP growth rates, manufacturing production however, still represents a relatively small share of value added. And, the development of import-substituting (IS) firms has been considerably slower, showing stagnating signs as these firms are unprepared for competition from imports...
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2002/03/31
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Madagascar : incentives and obstacles to trade - lessons from manufacturing case studies
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Cadot, Oliver; Nasir,John L..
Madagascar : incentives and obstacles to trade - lessons from manufacturing case studies (English). Africa Region findings ; no. 202 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/481731468091193088