Africa

Made in Africa – the future of production on the continent

Huajian shoe factory in the Eastern Industrial Zone in Ethiopia Image: UNIDO

Carol Newman
Professor in the Department of Economics, Trinity College Dublin
John Page
Senior Fellow in the Global Economy and Development Programme, Brookings Institution in Washington DC
Finn Tarp
Director, UNU-WIDER
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