South of the Sahara: Development in African Economies

## II, 1961.) This study deals with the problem at length. 17. The United Africa Company, Shell BP, and Nigerian Tobacco Company have particularly successful management training schemes for Nigerians, several of whom are now functioning in senior positions in these firms. Front Matter....Pages i-vii Front Matter....Pages 1-3 On the Concept of Entrepreneurship, with an Application to Nigeria....Pages 5-27 Development in an Adverse Economic Environment....Pages 28-60 The Market for Nigerian Entrepreneurs....Pages 61-78 African Traders and Economic Growth: A Case Study in Ghana....Pages 79-87 Market Structure and Conduct in Tropical Africa: A Survey....Pages 88-107 Front Matter....Pages 109-111 Agricultural Exports and Agricultural Capital Formation: The Congo Experience....Pages 113-127 Land Reorganization in Malawi, 1950–60: Its Pertinence to Current Development....Pages 128-139 Regional Development in Southern Africa, with Special Reference to the Transkei....Pages 140-153 Productivity Change in Kenyan Agriculture....Pages 154-167 Rural Household Expenditures in Kenya: Consistent Estimation of Expenditure Elasticities....Pages 168-181 Front Matter....Pages 183-184 Some Problems of National Development Planning and Foreign Financing....Pages 185-223 Financing Development in Nigeria: An Appraisal....Pages 224-240 The Liberian Budget Crisis of 1962–63....Pages 241-255 Front Matter....Pages 257-258 Appraisal of Country Economic Performance....Pages 259-275 Measuring Export Instability: Theory and African Experience....Pages 276-299 Trade as an Engine of Growth: The Ivory Coast....Pages 300-316 East African Economic Cooperation: The Impact on a Less-Developed Participant....Pages 317-345 Back Matter....Pages 346-363