Gambia 1990 - UNCTAD Geneva April 1990 - 15 p. tbls.

Gambia's economy is small and open and relies mainly on the export of ground-nuts. The country is therefore highly sensitive to external factors and in the early eighties suffered poor economic performance. In response to this poor performance the government adopted a recovery program which focused on diversification in production, food self-sufficiency, public investment planning, reforms of the credit and financial systems and stimulation of private sector activity.

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LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
GAMBIA
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

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