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agriculture
May 27, 2011
Posted by Magnus
Briefing Paper – Read here Diana Hunt and Michael Lipton, January 2011 In most of sub-Saharan Africa, faster growth in agriculture is a precondition for sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction. This will require technical progress tailored to Africa’s varied
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