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Child Activities in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa: a Comparative Analysisescribe prominent differences in the environment that children grow up in. We then present a summary of the determinants of the variation in child work across households within each country. Interesting contrasts across country and gender are highlighted.

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The Demand for Money in Selected SADC Countries: Structure, Policy and a Comparison with the ASEAN Cof African countries, monetary institutions are still maturing and several enabling legislative initiatives have recently been taken in this direction. Most countries have preferred to adopt the traditional route of monetary targeting which makes it necessary that we improve our understanding of the factors determining money demand.

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Corruptive Patterns of Patronage,ts. Another group of papers examine potential lessons for Africa that might be learned from Asian, mainly East Asian, development. Finally, two of the papers address the issue of convergence and divergence between the two country groups.

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Valentino Braitenberg,Almut Schüz-East Asian ‘tiger’ economies. From a different perspective, comparisons have also been drawn between sub-Saharan African states, South-Asia and China. Much less attention however, has been directed at the comparative economic performance of very small states or ‘micro-states’ in these two regions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65977-5ibbean (Twomey and Helwege, 1991), and there was a significant diversification in agricultural exports. Such a diversification did not materialise in Sub Saharan Africa (Akiyama and Larson, 1993), where the composition of agricultural exports became increasingly dependent on a few products.