Researcher and Writer: David South Consultancy: David South Consulting Publisher and Client: USAID Published: 2000 Results Review and FY 2002 Resources Request (USAID/Mongolia March 17, 2000): “Improving Productivity and Exports: A key to Mongolia’s growth is increasing non-traditional exports. However, with less than ten years of free-market experience, Mongolia has little experience on how to accomplish this objective. In response, […]
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