South Africa's AGOA loss: Why the biggest economic risk may lie beyond exports
The potential loss of preferential access to the American market threatens to accelerate South Africa’s de-industrialisation.
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- Loss of AGOA could deepen South Africa’s economic crisis.
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African Christian Democratic Party: The potential loss of preferential access to the American market threatens to accelerate South Africa’s de-industrialisation.
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