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Trade payments liberalization and economic performance in Ghana.

By:

Jebuni

Material type: Text

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TextPublication details: Nairobi. African Economic Research Consortium 1994ISBN:

AERC research paper 159

Subject(s):

SOCIAL SCIENCES

DDC classification:

382.3 JEB

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