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Digital trade and development: A way forward for Africa at a continental and multilateral level
This paper argues that digital trade can benefit developing countries and result in substantial financial gains. The regulation thereof has been at the forefront of negotiations at the multilateral level and within regions of Africa. While developing economies do not typically reap the benefits of d...
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Department of Commercial Law
2020
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