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Treaties — Termination — By act of party — In general — System of original treaty replaced by later system — Original treaty listing French West Africa as associated State — Part of French West Africa subsequently becoming the Republic of Guinea — Guinea not participating in the Yaounde — Convention between the EEC and African and Malagasy states — Whether Guinea still to be treated as an associated State by virtue of succession — Whether original scheme of association replaced by Yaoundé — Convention — The law of the European Communities153States as international persons — State succession — International conventions — French West Africa described as an "associated State" in the EEC Treaty — Part of French West Africa subsequently becoming the Republic of Guinea — Guinea not participating in Convention of Association between EEC and African and Malagasy States, 1963 — Yaoundé Convention — Whether imports from Guinea in 1971 to be treated as coming from an associated State — The law of the European Communities

This article compares the relative size and industrial distribution of artisanal manufacturing and service enterprises in Yaoundé and Accra, the capital cities of Cameroun and Ghana. The primary purpose is to provide evidence on the hypothesis that the characteristics of small-scale production are closely related to the level of development and industrialisation, and therefore likely to be similar in countries at similar levels elsewhere. The comparison is also used to highlight some operational problems of defining, measuring, and assisting 'artisanal' or 'smallscale' activities.