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DIRECTIONS IN DEVELOPMENT Private Sector Development
Light Manufacturing in Zambia
Job Creation and Prosperity in a Resource-Based Economy
Hinh T. Dinh
with contributions by Praveen Kumar, Anna Morris, Fahrettin Yagci, and Kathleen Fitzgerald
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Light Manufacturing in Zambia
Directions in Development Private Sector Development
Light Manufacturing in Zambia
Job Creation and Prosperity in a Resource-Based Economy
Hinh T. Dinh with contributions by Praveen Kumar, Anna Morris, Fahrettin Yagci, and Kathleen Fitzgerald
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Dinh, Hinh T., 1953.
Light manufacturing in Zambia : Job Creation and Prosperity in a Resource-Based Economy / Hinh T. Dinh;
with contributions by Praveen Kumar, Anna Morris, Fahrettin Yagci, and Kathleen Fitzgerald.
pages cm
ISBN 978-0-8213-9935-4 -- ISBN 978-0-8213-9936-1 (ebk.)
1. Manufacturing industries--Zambia. 2. Manufacturing industries--Government policy--Zambia.
3. Industrial policy--Zambia. 4. Zambia--Economic conditions. I. Title.
HD9737.Z32D56 2013
338.4'767096894--dc23
2013013902
Light Manufacturing in Zambia ?
Contents
Foreword
ix
Acknowledgments
xi
About the Author and Contributors
xiii
Abbreviations
xv
Chapter 1
The Potential of Light Manufacturing in Africa
1
Introduction
1
Why Light Manufacturing?
4
Light Manufacturing in Africa and in Zambia
5
Identifying Opportunities in Light Manufacturing
7
The Potential for Light Manufacturing in Africa
9
Previous Policy Prescriptions: An Intimidating To-Do List 11
Resolving Critical Constraints in the Most
Promising Sectors
12
Notes
13
References
14
Chapter 2 Economic Background
17
Introduction
17
The Promising Economic Growth since 2000
17
Zambia's Potential and the Main Constraints
to Competitiveness
19
Note
22
References
22
Chapter 3
The Business Environment for Firms
23
Introduction
23
The Macroeconomic Framework
23
Wages and Productivity
28
Access to Credit
30
Entrepreneurship, Management, and Technical Skill Training 31
Institutional Support and Policy Coordination
32
Economic Zones and Industrial Parks
33
Notes
34
References
35
Light Manufacturing in Zambia ?
v
vi
Contents
Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9
Light Manufacturing in Zambia
37
Introduction
37
Overview of Light Manufacturing
38
The Size of Manufacturing Enterprises
39
Market Segmentation
41
Notes
43
References
43
Textiles and Apparel
45
Introduction
45
Sectoral Potential
46
The Main Constraints on Competitiveness
47
Recommendations
50
Notes
52
References
53
Leather Products
55
Introduction
55
Sectoral Potential
55
The Main Constraints on Competitiveness
57
Recommendations
59
Notes
61
References
61
Wood Products
63
Introduction
63
Sectoral Potential
64
The Main Constraints on Competitiveness
64
Recommendations
68
Note
69
References
69
Metal Products
71
Introduction
71
Sectoral Potential
73
The Main Constraints on Competitiveness
74
Recommendations
77
Notes
79
References
80
Agribusiness
83
Introduction
83
Sectoral Potential
84
The Main Constraints on Competitiveness
84
Recommendations
89
Notes
91
References
92
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