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Capital flight and the role of exchange rates in Nigeria, South Africa and Zambia
The problem of capital flight presents an interesting paradox towards capital accumulation in Sub-Saharan Africa. Though Africa has been labelled as "the rising continent" by various researchers, we continue to see capital flight and its adverse effects extend beyond the lack of domestic investment...
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School of Economics
2015
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