Quantifying Aid for Trade: A Case Study of Tanzania

Quantifying Aid for Trade: A Case Study of Tanzania

Liz Turner
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Author:  Liz Turner
Condition:  New
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  56
Publisher:  Commonwealth Secretariat
Year:  2008
ISBN:  9780850928884

Using Tanzania as a case study this book shows how different definitions of Aid for Trade lead to different estimates of the amount being delivered. It suggests an alternative simple and practical methodology for recipient countries to classify and quantify it.

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