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Industrial Policy Reference Resource: By type: PhD Thesis

Title	Authors	Year	Organisation	Publisher	Region	Type
The Impact of Tariff Liberalisation on the Competitiveness of the South African Manufacturing Sector During the 1990s	Juganathan Rangasamy	2003	University of Pretoria	n/a

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