The African manufacturing sector continues to face many problems as
it struggles to progress from its presently underdeveloped state.
If the countries that make up Africa are ever to raise the living
standards of the vast majority of its population to a more
acceptable level, then the economic growth that would result from
an enlarged and improved manufacturing sector may hold an important
key. The book provides a useful source of greater understanding of
African manufacturing firms and the perplexing lack of widespread
industrial growth during the post-colonial decades. The
comprehensive coverage includes such themes as: *the size and
distribution of firms in Africa *entrepreneurship, labour and the
regulatory and business environments in Africa *the dynamic problem
of growth and investment of firms Any reader wanting to understand
the economic problems of Africa will need to read this book, and
any student, academic or policy-maker working in the areas of
development and industrial economics will find it to be a most
useful guide.
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