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Mozambican Economy 2001-2010: a mix of economic populism and wild market / Economia Moçambicana 2001-2010: um mix de Populismo Económico e Mercardo Selvagem

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This essay performs a general analysis of the economic evolution in Mozambique for the period comprised between 2001 and 2010 and it tries to define the main features according to an economic policy and political economy based upon paradigms of interdisciplinarity.

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  • João Mosca, 2012. "Mozambican Economy 2001-2010: a mix of economic populism and wild market / Economia Moçambicana 2001-2010: um mix de Populismo Económico e Mercardo Selvagem," CEsA Working Papers 114, CEsA - Centre for African and Development Studies.
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