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Situational Analysis of Firm Level Productivity and Competitiveness in Tanzania

/ Publications / Situational Analysis of Firm Level Productivity and Competitiveness in Tanzania

Publisher : REPOA
Author(s) : Josaphat kweka

Policy Briefs

The study aims to provide input needed for policy analysis of key Government policies, strategies and programmes which requires comprehensive data capturing of the entire productive sector of the economy, and for supporting continuous monitoring and evaluation of the dynamic economy.

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