Trade integration in the Southern African development community: Prospects and problemsFootnote¹
This article is an abridged version of ‘Chapter Two: Trade integration in the Southern African development community’, in Kritzinger‐Van Niekerk, L (Ed), 1997. Towards strengthening multisectoral linkages in SADC. Development Paper No 33, DBSA, March. The findings and recommendations are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the DBSA.

Marina J Mayer Economist, Policy Unit, DBSA,

Rosalind H Thomas Principal Policy Analyst, Policy Unit, DBSA,

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