The Road Oft Traveled Development Policies and Majority State Ownership of Industry in Africa

Preface
Introduction
Background, Theoretical, and Statistical Arguments
The Impact of State Ownership of Resources on Inward-Oriented Development Policies
State Ownership and Development Policies: Four Matched Pairs
Case Studies in Development Policies: Kenya and Zambia
Case Studies in Development Policies: Nigeria and Zimbabwe
Case Studies in Development Policies: Zaire and Botswana
Case Studies in Development Policies: Congo and Ivory Coast
Conclusions
Implications for Income
Major State Ownership, Inward-Oriented Policies and Per Capita GDP: A Pooled Cross-Section/Time-Series Analysis
Implications for the Economic and Political Institutions of Sub-Saharan Africa and Conclusions
Likelihood of Implementing Economic Reforms: A Decision Model
Conclusions
Appendix I: Choice of Countries
Appendix II: Calculated Variables
Bibliography
Index