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China to drop all import taxes for 53 African Countries. Is Africa ready?

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  • fchigaruundefined Offline
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    fchigaru Cohorts-5
    wrote last edited by fchigaru
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    There is a lot of talk on how (possibly) Africa could benefit from the reduced (or eliminated) tariffs on African Imports.

    However, do you think Africa is ready to benefit from this? and to what extent? Considering quality requirements conditions.

    Is this another missed opportunity or an information shock that could induce structural transformation( labour shifting from low value-added to higher value added sectors)?

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