How Solid Is Economic Growth in the East African Community?
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WP; export; economic growth; growth rate; product; Structural transformation; Burundi; Kenya; Rwanda; Tanzania; Uganda; exports product; export product diversification; EAC economy; top ten export destination; EAC countries' economic growth performance; goods export category; export structure; Exports; Agricultural sector; Global; Sub-Saharan Africa;All these keywords.
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