Africa's Economic Development Rebound: AudioBook

The poor state of Africa's economy is well documented. A population of 1.4 billion people with a combined GDP of only $3.2 trillion. And more than 400 million Africans living in extreme poverty. 

Of the 195 nations of the world, there are fewer than 40 classified as developed or advanced economies, such as USA, Japan, Germany, France, South Korea, Britain, Canada, Belgium, etc. No African countries belong in this category. 

What factors, both internal and external, led to this unacceptable state of affairs? What "magic" was performed by the nations currently classified as developed or advanced economies? 

What lessons can African nations learn from the tested and successful paths followed by the developed that can be adapted to Africa's unique circumstances and current realities?

Africa's case is not hopeless. After all, China, which was poorer than many African countries in the 1960s, has succeeded in lifting over 800 million Chinese people out of poverty over the last 4 decades. African leaders and Africans have one last chance to take the bold steps required for Africa to rebound from poverty and to prosperity. 

This is the focus of "Pathways to Africa's Economic Development Rebound - from Poverty to Prosperity".

The audiobook has been produced in two Volumes 1 and 2, Volume 1 highlights the important lessons from Africa’s history and their economic implications for today’s quest for Africa’s economic development. Volume 2 highlights the economic development paths followed by the economically developed nations, and what steps African countries must take to achieve same, within the context of their own circumstances and current realities.

This audiobook is about learning from the past, seizing the moment, and rewriting the trajectory of Africa’s future!

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