Strong macroeconomic management, coupled with rapid growth in mining, construction, telecommunications and tourism, helped spur Zambia’s economic growth to 5 percent on average during 2001-2008. The economy, however, remains excessively dependent on the copper sector that, as experience has shown, has not generated the jobs and income levels needed to achieve the country’s poverty reduction goals. The International Development Association’s work on...
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2010/10/25
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简介
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91611
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2014/11/11
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Disclosed
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Zambia - Accelerating and sharing growth through improved competitiveness
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Mining