Lecture

Is the East Asian Structural Transformation and Growth Model Applicable to the SSA Region? - Louis Kasekende

STEG Annual Conference 2022 Policy Keynote

21 January 2022

Louis Kasekende (Executive Director, MEFMI, and former Deputy Governor, Bank of Uganda) presents "Structural Transformation and Economic Growth of Sub-Saharan Africa: Is the East Asian Structural Transformation and Growth Model Applicable to the SSA Region?".

This presentation was hosted by STEG as the policy keynote of the programme's Annual Conference 2022. The presentation starts at 00:06:13.

Is the East Asian Structural Transformation and Growth Model Applicable to the SSA Region? - Louis Kasekende

STEG Annual Conference 2022 Policy Keynote

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