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Analysis of nonreciprocal preferential trade arrangements in least-developed countries, highlighting benefits and risks.
Evelyn (Wamboye) Nyadwera of Penn State DuBois reviews “Africa and Preferential Trade: An Unpredictable Path for Development” by Richard E. Mshomba. The Econlit abstract of this book begins: “Explores nonreciprocal preferential trade arrangements as a form of foreign aid, considering potential benefits and risks of using such arrangements as a means of addressing economic challenges in least-developed countries (LDCs).”
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