Services matter for economic growth and development. In most non-oil producing sub-Saharan African countries, the services sector is now the largest part of the economy, and as countries develop, the importance of the services sector tends to rise further. The provision of clean water, effective sewerage, a stable supply of energy, and access to education and health services is critical to increasing welfare and alleviating poverty. Services, such...
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Africa's trade in services and the opportunities and risks of economic partnership agreements
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Agreement on Trade
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Brenton,Paul; Dihel,Nora Carina; Hinkle, Larry; Strychacz,Nicholas Graham Reiss.
Africa's trade in services and the opportunities and risks of economic partnership agreements (English). Africa trade policy notes ; no. 6 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/313371468204249426