Greenwich Academic Literature Archive (University of Greenwich) · 2004 · 14 citations · 1 references
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Natural ResourcesEconomicsFisheriesEconomic DevelopmentInternational TradeInternational Trade PolicyFisheries Development EconomicsFishery Trade EconomicsInternational Fisheries AgreementsInternational Food TradeStructural AdjustmentTrade LiberalizationAgricultural Trade LiberalizationFishery Trade PolicyInternational Fish TradeTrade Agreements In FisheriesTrade In Fishery ProductsTrade Liberalization In FisheriesTrade Liberalization Under Political Economy ConstraintsWorld Bank Development Policy
Liberalisation of fish trade started as a result of policies introduced when Uganda embraced the World Bank and IMF’s Structural Adjustment Programs (SAPs) that created an enabling environment for business and enhanced domestic goods to access the international market as well as for international goods to access the domestic market.
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