Manufacturing transformation : comparative studies of industrial development in Africa and emerging


The Pursuit of Industry. Policies and OutcomesIntroductionIndustrialization, Structural Transformation, and GrowthIndustrial Policies and Outcomes in Africa: From a Dominant State to the Investment ClimateState Ownership and Import Substitution, 1960-85EARLY INDUSTRIALIZATIONTHE INDUSTRIALIZATION DRIVE FALTERSThe Washington Consensus, 1985-2000STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENTA SHORT-LIVED INDUSTRIAL RECOVERYInvestment Climate Reform and New Directions, 2000-INVESTMENT CLIMATE REFORMSNEW DIRECTIONSNOT YET A TURNING POINTPolicies and Outcomes in Emerging AsiaEarly Industrialization, 1960-85Structural Reform and the Export Push, 1985-Policy and Performance: A Comparative FrameworkThe BasicsManufactured ExportsIndustrial AgglomerationsForeign Direct InvestmentConclusionsReferencesI Industrial Development in Africa Industrial Policy and Development in EthiopiaIntroductionEvolution of Industry: Historical PerspectiveThe Imperial Regime, pre-1974The Dergue Regime, 1974-91The EPRDF Regime, post-1991The Current Structure of the Ethiopian Manufacturing SectorSize DistributionSectoral CompositionSunrise and Sunset IndustriesOwnership TypesTrade OrientationGeographic DistributionPatterns of Industrial Productivity in the Ethiopian Manufacturing SectorProductivity across Firm SizeProductivity across SectorsThe Current Industrial Policy FrameworkIndustrial Policy in Practice—Some Industry CasesThe Textile and Leather SectorsThe Flower IndustryRemaining and Emerging ChallengesReferencesIndustrial Policy in Ghana. Its Evolution and ImpactThe Evolution of IndustryHistorical Developments since 1965PRE-ECONOMIC RECOVERY PROGRAMME, 1965-83POST-ECONOMIC RECOVERY PROGRAMME, 1983-2000THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000-5Policies for Industrial Development (Historical Evolution)POST-INDEPENDENCE, PRE-ERP: INWARD OVERPROTECTED ISI STRATEGY, 1965-83POST-ERP: OUTWARD LIBERALIZED INDUSTRIALIZATION STRATEGY, 1983/84-2000The Current Structure of the Industrial SectorSector CompositionSize DistributionEmploymentOwnershipSpatial DistributionSunrise and Sunset IndustriesSUNRISE SECTORSSUNSET SECTORSPatterns of Industrial ProductivityThe Industrial Policy FrameworkMacroeconomic PoliciesTrade PoliciesThe Institutional and Regulatory FrameworkSector Specific PoliciesEmerging Policy IssuesReferencesKenya's Industrial Development. Policies, Performance, and ProspectsIntroductionEvolution of Industrial Policies since IndependenceImport Substitution Hangover, 1963-70Policies during External Shocks, 1970sStructural Adjustment and Liberalization, 1980s and 1990sNew Millennium PoliciesKey Industrialization Episodes and Turning PointsStructure of the Industrial SectorSectoral CompositionManufacturing EmploymentSize DistributionOwnershipSunrise and Sunset IndustriesLabour and Total Factor ProductivityConclusionsFactors Undermining Industrial Development in KenyaReferencesMozambique's Industrial Policy. Sufficient to Face the Winds of Globalization?The Evolution of IndustryColonial Industrial Development, 1945-74Post-independence Industrial Development, 1975-86: Central Planning EconomyTransitional Industrial Development, 1987-96: Towards a Market Oriented EconomyCurrent Industrialization Pattern: IPS 1997 and IPS 2007Current Structure of the Industrial SectorIndustrial OutputFirm Size in the Industrial SectorContribution from the Industrial Sector to EmploymentOwnership of Industrial FirmsSunset and Sunrise IndustriesIndustrial Policy FrameworkMacroeconomic PoliciesTrade PoliciesInstitutional and Regulatory FrameworkCurrent Constraints for Future Industrial DevelopmentSKILLS AND EDUCATIONACCESS TO ENERGY AND WATERFINANCIAL RESOURCE ACCESSACCESS TO SUITABLE TECHNOLOGYConclusionReferencesIndustrial Policy in Nigeria. Opportunities and Challenges in a Resource-rich CountryIntroductionEvolution of Industry: Historical PerspectivePost-independencePost-civil War Oil EconomyAusterityStructural AdjustmentEconomic LiberalizationThe Structure of IndustryStructural Composition and Firm CharacteristicsTechnology and SkillsConstraintsProductivitySPACIAL DISTRIBUTIONSunrise and Sunset IndustriesIndustrial Policy FrameworkPolicy Management and CoordinationMacroeconomic PoliciesIndustrial PolicyTrade PoliciesThe Institutional and Regulatory FrameworkSector Specific PoliciesConclusionReferencesIndustrial Policy in SenegalIntroductionThe Evolution of Senegal's Industrial PolicyFrom Import Substitution to Economic LiberalizationTARIFF PROTECTIONQUANTITATIVE RESTRICTIONSTHE INVESTMENT CODEDAKAR INDUSTRIAL FREE TRADE ZONEINDUSTRIAL ZONESAdjustment Policies and Liberalization of the EconomyImplementation of a Common External TariffDeepening Economic Liberalization and Other Measures to Promote the Private SectorThe Industrial Policy Framework and Emerging QuestionsThe Structure of the Industrial SectorEmploymentForeign Direct InvestmentProfile of FirmsPatterns of Industrial ProductivityFactors Affecting Firm Productivity in SenegalLACK OF SKILLED LABOURPOOR INFRASTRUCTUREIndustrial PolicyTrade Policy Reforms and Manufacturing PerformanceSunrise and Sunset IndustriesConclusion and Emerging Policy IssuesReferencesIndustrial Development in TanzaniaIntroductionHistorical Developments: Pre-independence PeriodIndustrial Development, 1961-85Industrial Development in the Early Post-independence Period, 1961-7State-led Industrial Development, 1967-85Industrial Development under Structural Adjustment, 1986-95The Return to Industrial Development as a Development Agenda, 1995-2011Conclusion and Way ForwardReferencesTunisia. Industrial Policy in the Transition to Middle-income StatusIntroductionEvolution of Industry: Historical PerspectivesInitial ConditionsThe 1960s: 'Collectivism' ExperimentThe 1970s: Private Sector Development and Export Industry PromotionEconomic Mismanagement, 1977-86Economic Recovery and Structural Adjustment Programme, 1986-90The 1990s: Global CompetitionDevelopment of Services and Innovative Projects, Early 2000s-2011The Arab Spring: Tunisian Revolution of 14 January 2011YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENTREGIONAL DISPARITIESECONOMIC COSTS OF THE ARAB SPRINGGOVERNMENT MEASURESECONOMIC RECOVERY, 2012The Structure of IndustryThree Pillars of the Tunisian Manufacturing IndustryTEXTILE/CLOTHING AND LEATHER/FOOTWEAR INDUSTRIESAGRO-FOOD INDUSTRIESMECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIESEvolution of Manufacturing Industry: More Competitiveness and OpennessEXPORT AND OFFSHORINGIndustrial PolicyForeign Direct InvestmentR&D and Innovation Policies in TunisiaSunrise and Sunset IndustriesProduction, Investment, and Exports: OverviewConclusionsReferencesThe Evolution of Industry in UgandaIntroductionThe Evolution of Industry: Historical PerspectiveThe Structure of IndustrySectoral Composition: General TrendsSub-sectoral AnalysisThe Manufacturing SectorSIZE DISTRIBUTIONREGIONAL DISTRIBUTIONEMPLOYMENTOWNERSHIPPRODUCTIVITYMining and QuarryingSIZE DISTRIBUTIONREGIONAL DISTRIBUTIONEMPLOYMENTOWNERSHIPConstructionSIZE DISTRIBUTIONREGIONAL DISTRIBUTIONEMPLOYMENTOWNERSHIPSummaryThe Industrial Policy FrameworkMacroeconomic PoliciesTrade Policy Reform and its Implications for IndustrializationSector-specific PoliciesInstitutional and Regulatory FrameworkSummarySunrise and Sunset IndustriesTextilesInformation and Communications TechnologyConstructionMiningConclusionsReferencesII Industrial Development in Emerging AsiaCambodia's Path to Industrial Development. Policies, Lessons, and OpportunitiesIntroductionEvolution of Industry: Historical PerspectiveSihanouk Regime, 1953-70Khmer Republic, 1970-5Closed Economy, 1975-89DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA, 1975-9PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KAMPUCHEA, 1979-89State of Cambodia and the UN Period, 1989-93Kingdom of Cambodia, 1993-The Structure of IndustrySectoral CompositionSize of FirmsOwnership StructureEmploymentAge of FirmsSpatial DistributionIndustrial PolicyMacroeconomic PolicyTrade PolicyLabour Market PoliciesThe Institutional and Regulatory FrameworkSector Specific PoliciesGARMENT SECTORTOURISMSunset and Sunrise IndustriesConclusionReferencesThe Evolution of Vietnamese IndustryIntroductionThe Evolution of IndustrySocialist Industrialization in the North, 1954-75Socialist Industrialization in the Central Planning Economy, 1976-85The Transition from Centrally Planned to Market Economy, 1986-2005Industrialization Following WTO Accession, 2006-The Current Structure of the Industrial SectorSectoral CompositionEmployment and Size of FirmsOwnership StructureSpatial DistributionIndustrial Policy FrameworkMacroeconomic PoliciesTrade PoliciesThe Institutional and Regulatory FrameworkSector Specific PoliciesSunrise and Sunset IndustriesConclusionMain ChallengesOutlookReferencesCan Africa Industrialize?IntroductionBreaking inCompeting with AsiaNew OpportunitiesTRADE IN TASKSINDUSTRIES WITHOUT SMOKESTACKSChanging the Investment Climate AgendaThe Critical Role of InfrastructureClosing the Skills GapInstitutional and Regulatory ReformBeyond the Investment ClimateMounting an Export PushPOLICY AND INSTITUTIONAL REFORMSIMPROVING TRADE LOGISTICSSTRENGTHENING REGIONAL INTEGRATIONSupporting Industrial AgglomerationsSPATIAL INDUSTRIAL POLICIESSTRENGTHENING SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONESAttracting Foreign Direct InvestmentINSTITUTIONS FOR FDI PROMOTIONLINKING FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FIRMSConclusionsReferences
 
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