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SADC Trade Protocol and its potential impact on the South African clothing and textiles industry : a case study of Pepkor
Generally, it is accepted that regional co-operation and integration is effective means to facilitate economic growth and sustainable development, particularly among the developing countries. Even the developed countries have adopted the regional approach since it is believed that its benefits outwe...
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School of Economics
2014
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