FDI Perspective No. 93: “How the private sector is changing Chinese investment in Africa,” by Xiaofang Shen.

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Xiaofang Shen

Apr 15, 2013

The significance of Chinese private-sector investment into Africa is already visible in the manufacturing sector in some parts of the continent. African host country governments should respond with proactive development policies and strategies to maximize benefits.

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FDI Perspective No. 93: “How the private sector is changing Chinese investment in Africa,” by Xiaofang Shen.

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Xiaofang Shen

Xiaofang Shen

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