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Foreign aid for economic growth: a case study of Uganda
Poverty remains, despite efforts by the advanced economies to address it, a constant challenge in the world, particularly in Africa. The African continent has been riddled with poverty for decades. The factors that lead to and sustain poverty in African countries are varied and differ from country t...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2019
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