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Structural growth rates for African countries, as calculated from the six-factor model

Structural growth rates for African countries, as calculated from the six-factor model

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Figure 2: The "Great Re-convergence" depicted by ratios of GDP per...
Figure 3: The range of structural growth rates by country, as...
Figure 4: The range of structural growth rates by country, as...
Figure 5: Structural growth rates for African countries, as calculated...
+1 Figure 16: The CAGE framework (*) Prof. Pankaj Ghemawat -IESE
Platforms of Prosperity: The Africa Edition
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  • Aug 2021
The six-factor model was developed by the Centre for African Management and Markets (CAMM) at the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS), in a country prosperity project that has run since 2009. The research draws on data from 160 countries going back six decades, with the final scorecard removing microstates from the analysis to reduce the su...
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... this, we can focus on more specific regional or country questions. To this end, Figure 5 shows structural rates for African countries for the 2021-2030 period. ...

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