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The effects of trade liberalization on household poverty in South African between 1996 and 2001
Since South Africa entered the international markets and opened its borders to international trade, the economy has undergone a gradual process of trade reforms ensuring that the South African economy becomes competitive. It is recognized globally that trade liberalization is a key factor to enhanci...
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School of Economics
2022
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