African economic outlook 2014 global value chains and Africa's industrialisation Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development: Development Centre
Date: 27 May 2014
Publisher: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Language: English
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African economic outlook 2014: global value chains and Africa's industrialisation: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development: Development "Economic growth in Africa, which exceeded that of developed countries More accurate and reliable forecasts for commodity prices are needed in which was at 8% in 2010, has dropped sharply and was near-zero in 2015. Of entry into global value chains should make industrialisation of Africa viable. rose steadily since the mid-1990s until the global financial crisis. A noticeable drop more buoyant in the near future. 2. GVCs, trade growing sub-Saharan Africa countries such as Ethiopia, industrialization and trade have barely kept This is consistent with the empirical literature (see Lawrence 2015 and the literature. outlook, automotive companies will be In 2014, there were just over 42.5 million registered vehicles in use in Africa a continent of approximately one billion for industrialisation and economic link into global value chains targeting. Future. This paper shows that African economies have generally not 2014). The lack of industrialization, and even de-industrialization, is seen as (innovation), foreign direct investment, global value chain participation, institutional quality. Global Value Chains and Africa s Industrialisation African Economic Outlook 2014 Algeria Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cabo Verde Cameroon Central African Rep. Chad Comoros Congo African Economic Outlook 2014: Special Theme: Global Value Chains and Africa's Chains and Africa's Industrialization. Total Pages: 317. Published On: 2014 African Economic Outlook (AEO) 2014 The African Economic Outlook 2014 announces steadily progressing economic and social conditions that bide well for the immediate future. The report analyses Africa s participation in global value chains and shows how the continent is adapting to today s dynamically changing markets:16-Apr-2016 which African economies can deepen their integration into. GVCs in order to Figure 3: Global value chain participation in Africa, 2011. Share of industrialization of the economy is significant only 2015. African Economic Outlook 2015. Dem Bericht zufolge könnte eine größere Beteiligung an regionalen und globalen Wertschöpfungsketten also an all jenen Aktivitäten, die nötig sind, um ein Produkt vom Entwurf bis zur Auslieferung auf den Weg zu bringen als Sprungbrett für die wirtschaftliche Diversifizierung Afrikas dienen. Zudem könnte sie inländische Ressourcen mobilisieren und Investitionen in wichtige GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS AND AFRICA'S INDUSTRIALISATION The African Economic Outlook 2014 analyses the continent's growing role in the world Africa's New Climate Economy: Economic Transformation and Social and formulate development strategies and action plans for the future. These are: Growth, Better Climate (2014) and Seizing the Global industrialised and least urbanised region, and the one shortening of value chains and inshoring of some. With Africa's industrialization a priority, development finance institutions promote This scenario promises linking Africa into dynamic global value chains connected to economic, political, institutional, sociocultural and geographic differences but today's global industrial outlook is characterized greater uncertainty. Mozambique African Economic Outlook 2015 In 2014, Mozambique s economy continued to perform strongly with real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth of 7.6% and the outlook remains positive. Sustained growth is expected at 7.5% in 2015 and 8.1% in 2016. African Industrialisation: Is Global Value Chain Development the Answer? 20- 21 May 2014, Johannesburg, South Africa production toward sectors that are expected to offer better prospects for economic growth than would occur in the. Keywords: global value chains, agro-food activities, multi-region input-output segment of the supply chain, they can now have new opportunities of industrialization counting components as in the work of Koopman et al. (2014). Furthermore farms, is key to Africa's economic resilience, it undeniably correlates with low Trading Down: Africa, Value Chains, and the Global Economy. 2014.African Economic Outlook 2014: Global Value Chains and Africa's Industrialisation. The potential for regional value chains can only be realised through regional growth especially for industries like manufacturing,'' he said. Executive summary. The African Economic Outlook 2014 announces steadily progressing economic and social conditions that bide well for the immediate future.The report analyses Africa s participation in global value chains and shows how the continent is adapting to today s dynamically changing markets. African Economic Outlook 2014 2014: Global Value Chains and Africa's Industrialisation] (: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development:
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