Titlebook: Africa’s Competitiveness in the Global Economy; Ifedapo Adeleye,Mark Esposito Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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The South African Renewable Energy Cluster, it carries out a detailed analysis of the cluster itself, from its inception to its current situation and its undeniably remarkable achievements. Finally, it outlines the sector’s current strategic issues, while also proposing possible solutions.

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Theorizing Cities as Sources of Firm Competitive Advantage: Accra in Comparative Perspective resource advantages within specific locations, especially cities. In doing so, it makes a significant contribution, establishing a link between location theory (agglomeration and industrial complexes), the new economic geography, the new growth theory and resource-based theory (including capabilities).

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Enhancing Hospitality and Tourism Industry Competitiveness in Sub-Saharan Africaal challenges, these are interrelated. We suggest that the investments into tourism should be informed by data gathered from tourism research. There are other important strategies that can be embarked on, and we provide some directions and recommendations for these as our concluding remarks.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6023-7ness competitiveness that enables objective comparison across countries and time. This comparison will also benefit policy makers to make strategic decisions on value chain development. Additionally, we present policy implications and lessons for increasing the competitiveness of agribusiness in African countries.

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How Much Light do We Want for Our Work?,n of airlines such as Ethiopian Airlines, South African Airways and Kenya Airways, the preponderance of airlines have struggled to compete. These factors help to account for the fact that African airlines equate to only 20 per cent of all air traffic on inter-African routes. The implications of the findings are examined.

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An Introduction to Creative Marketing,at Africa’s long-term growth prospect hinges on developing their human capital. The sustainability of SSA’s competitiveness in the world requires that education and on-the-job training centre on the skills most needed in today’s global marketplace. Research and practical implications are discussed.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230502338ican partners to target higher value-adding knowledge: strategic and sophisticated. Additionally, we propose the development of an intra-Africa interconnected network for knowledge transfer and experience sharing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-9648-9ectors had also declined considerably. With the weight of 182?million Nigerians on his shoulder, Buhari needed to urgently restructure the economy, diversity exports, and put the country on a solid path to achieving competitiveness and sustainable development.