Government spending and economic growth in Tanzania, 1965 - 1996

By J. Kweka, O. Morrissey. 2000

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• Growth, Income Distribution, and Poverty: A Review (2001, methodology): “In their large cross-country project, Lal and Myint (1996) used a five-fold classification of countries by political environments and a three-fold classification by economic structure, the latter based on their factor proportions: Countries are classified as labour abundant, land abundant, or interm”