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vereenvoudigde en hier en daar meer uitvoerige bewerking van het eerste deel van 'The Economic Revolution' (1991)

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The journal encourages the submission of theoretical and empirical research papers in the following areas of economics: Mathematical and Quantitative Methods for Economics, Public Economics, Health, Education, and Welfare, Labor and Demographic Economics, Economic Development, Technological Change, and Growth, Cultural Economics; Economic Sociology; Economic Anthropology--Publisher's website.

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This Economic Development Document summarizes Mauritania’s Strategy for Accelerated Growth and Shared Prosperity (SCAPP) for 2016–30. The first five-year phase of the SCAPP will complete projects underway and lay the foundation for a new, politically more peaceful Mauritania, with infrastructure to support growth and encourage development of the country’s natural resources. Steps will be taken to complete the reforms needed to improve the business climate and promote the private sector. In the second five-year period, the economy will be more diversified and competitive, with the real rate of growth averaging about 10 percent a year. The third five-year phase will consolidate Mauritania’s “new look,” and economic growth will exceed 12 percent a year.

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