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Strategies for increasing investment in a city: A case for Buffalo City
in developing countries have recently started to focus on retention and aftercare programs to stimulate local economic development. Buffalo City, through the success of its collaboration with key corporates like Mercedes Benz South Africa, could leverage local growth for the development of the econo...
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University of Cape Town
2021
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