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This paper examines the issues surrounding the current balance of payments crisis in Tanzania. The introductory section reviews the types of export options open to non-oil producing Third World countries such as Tanzania. The second section reviews Tanzania's balance of payments position in the post-independence period, and interprets the developments leading to the current deficit. The third and fourth section examine respectively the formulation of an export policy in the 1970s and the effects which the implementation of that policy has had on the economy's export performance. The final sections return to the current situation, and assess the government's response to the crisis in light of the experiences of the past decade

Tanzania's economic policy changes are examined from two broad perspectives: rural and industrial development. Each sector is first examined separately. An attempt is made to integrate the analysis of both these sectors and propose an explanation for major policy shifts. The main aim is to try to understand the post-Arusha period and the claim that this ushered in a socialist era for Tanzania

Untersuchung zur Tourismusindustrie in Entwicklungsländern allgemein und am Beispiel Tansanias; sozio-ökonomische Bedeutung des Tourismus in einer sozialistischen Marktwirtschaft

Zusammenstellung der Konferenzpapiere zur gegenwärtigen Situation des öffentlichen Sektors und zu Vorschlägen und Forderungen für eine veränderte Politik im öffentlichen Sektor zur Verbesserung der ökonomischen Gesamtsituation des Landes

In the early 1970's, with foreign exchange constraints, the Tanzania Government introduced limitations on foreign exchange expenditure on vehicle and spare parts imports, and established the State Motor Corporation (SMC) to control their importation

This paper is part of a study on incentives and rural development in Tanzania being undertaken by ERB. Being a preliminary study on village projects, the paper is both descriptive and analytical. The main part of the paper goes into details of the communal farm taking up aspects like product mix, size, planning etc.. The aim is to establish some managerial problems on which broad policy recommendations and suggestions for improvement shall be made

The study is attempting to: a) detail and analyze problems facing the coffee industry internationally and nationally; b) trace the development of the crop quantitatively and geographically; c) look at production and marketing policies used by the early coffee producing countries, so as to gain insight to the problems as they pertain to the Tanzania situation; d) examine the socio-economic situation in the major coffee producing areas in Tanzania; e) analyze the economics of peasant coffee production, using farm budgeting and production function techniques; and f) present and suggest policy actions and implementation strategies with special emphasis on diversification and marketing. The study is limited geographically to five major producing areas of Kilimanjaro, Arusha, Bukoba, Rungwe and Mbinga

The volume briefly reflects the experience of the economy of Tanzania over the past fifteen years, after the Arusha Declaration, and brings to light the natural inadequacies in the development policy in the key areas, and suggests such aspects of research and exploration which have been in twilight, for further probe

The study considers the mineral industry in Tanzania. The nature of the mining industry, and its similarities with other industries, is discussed first; then the importance of the mining industry to the economies of the developing countries. Lastly, development efforts in Tanzania are examined, and some indication is given of the degree of foreign involvement both in the pre- and post-independence periods