Document Type
Conference Paper
Publication Date
10-11-1994
Book or Conference Proceedings Title
Policy Research Working Paper Series
Conference Name
International Conference on African Economic Issues
Conference Location
Arusha
Conference Dates
1994-10-11
Series
Policy Research Working Paper Series
First Page
1
Last Page
44
Publisher
The World Bank
Keywords
Structural adjustment, Political economy, Sub-Saharan Africa
Abstract / Description
This paper moves a step beyond the Bank’s adjustment study by undertaking to identify the causal linkages underlying whether or not adjustment policies are sustained. It develops hypotheses which account for why some countries sustain their policies while others do not. In doing so it profits from the extensive literature in politics and political economy. It tests these hypotheses with evidence from seven case studies developed in relation to the Adjustment in Africa- project.
Recommended Citation
Husain, I. (1994). Why Do Some Economies Adjust More Successfully Than Others? Lessons From Seven African Countries. Policy Research Working Paper Series, 1-44. Retrieved from https://ir.iba.edu.pk/faculty-research-series/244
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Comments
Originally presented as a paper at the second biennial International Conference on African Economic Issues, held in Arusha, October 11-14, 1994, and issued as World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 1364 by the Office of the Chief Economist, Africa Regional Office, in October 1994. IH0019