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The local economic development processes in low-income countries: the case of the metropolis of Chegutu in Zimbabwe
Local authorities are widely regarded as catalysts accelerating localised processes of economic development in industrialised countries but in low-income countries they are perceived as dysfunctional, inefficient and ineffective in meeting and addressing societal demands. This abstract view is however, not grounded in empirical research. As such, utilising the case of the metropolis of Chegutu a survey was designed to empirically explicate the economic processes militating its economic development. The findings are useful to policy-makers, local government authorities and management scholars. The study's unique contribution lies in its examination of the processes of local economic development in a low-income country
Identifying benthic macrofaunal assemblages and indicator taxa of intertidal boulder fields in the south of the Bay of Biscay (northern Basque coast). A framework for future monitoring
Relationships among Iron, Protein Oxidation and Lipid Peroxidation Levels in Rats with Alcohol-induced Acute Pancreatitis
Cost-Benefit Analysis of a Preventive Intervention for Divorced Families: Reduction in Mental Health and Justice System Service Use Costs 15Â Years Later
Valuing the publicâs demand for crime prevention programs: a discrete choice experiment
Productive, metabolic and anatomical parameters of menthol mint are influenced by light intensity
Liquid-liquid phase separation and extracellular multivalent interactions in the tale of galectin-3
Size effect on the mineralogy and chemistry of Mytilus trossulus shells from the southern Baltic Sea: implications for environmental monitoring
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