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Ending Africa's Poverty Trap

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Author-Name: Jeffrey D. Sachs (Columbia University)
John W. McArthur (UN Millennium Project)
Guido Schmidt-Traub (UN Millennium Project)
Margaret Kruk (UN Millennium Project)
Chandrika Bahadur (UN Millennium Project)
Michael Faye (UN Millennium Project)
Gordon McCord (UN Millennium Project)
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Volume (Year): 35 (2004)
Issue (Month): 2004-1 ()
Pages: 117-240
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Keywords: macroeconomics; Africa; Poverty Trap; poverty;

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