Sub-Saharan Africa: inching ahead

Article Abstract:

The Sub-Saharan nations of Africa registered a rise in gross domestic product of 3.8% in 1995. Nearly 66% of the 48 economies in the region grew by 3%, its highest figure in over a decade. The rise in GDP is, however, expected to temporary since it is base on high prices of commodities.

Sub-Saharan Africa

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Freedom pays: Asian economies

Article Abstract:

A recent study by G.T. Management (Asia) of various western and Asian economies ranked the impact of government economic controls over the rate of economic growth. The results were surprising when China's Guangdong province showed the highest rate of all ranked Asian areas.

Guangdong, China

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The Asian way? Trade and development

Article Abstract:

The United Nations' Conference on Trade and Development has issued its annual report on progress in developing countries. It suggests that the success of East Asian countries such as Singapore, South Korea and Thailand could be emulated by focusing on trade promotion.

International trade, East Asia, United Nations. Conference on Trade and Development

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