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An analysis of Papua New Guinea's medium-term strategy for sustainable growth

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Aid, mining development and structural adjustment in Papua New Guinea

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Papua New Guinea is a country endowed with abundant natural resources. Despite the immense potential, its development record since independence from Australia in 1976 has been rather disappointing. The economy of Papua New Guinea has gone through a series of external shocks, starting with the...

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