Administrative barriers to foreign investment : reducing red tape in Africa (English)

The book consists of two papers which provide an overview of administrative barriers in Africa, and a very in-depth look at how one country, Mozambique, used a very large foreign investment as a mechanism to begin to tear them down. The first paper is based on a series of country-specific studies on administrative barriers done by Foreign Investment Advisory Service (FIAS) and the United States Agency for International Development. These studies covered...

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Emery,James J.;

Spence, Melvin T., Jr.;

Wells, Louis T., Jr.;

Buehrer, Timothy S.;
Document Date
2000/01/01
Document Type
Publication
Report Number
20746
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Mozambique, Africa,
Region
Eastern And Southern Africa, Africa,
Disclosure Date
2010/07/01
Doc Name
Administrative barriers to foreign investment : reducing red tape in Africa
Keywords
access to investment

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Emery,James J.; Spence, Melvin T., Jr.; Wells, Louis T., Jr.; Buehrer, Timothy S..

Administrative barriers to foreign investment : reducing red tape in Africa (English). Foreign Investment Advisory Service occasional paper ; no. FIAS 14 Washington, D.C. : The World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/681831468758122652

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