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Agenda Global: desarrollo en Africa

Authors: Santamaria, António;

Agenda Global: desarrollo en Africa

Abstract

Having as database the reports of the Economic Commission for the ONU of Africa, it can be seen clearly that the direct investments in Africa have been destined mainly to the extractives sectors, especially of the oil. Concentrating itself in the crude producing countries. The volume of these investments is minimum in relation to the sum of the aid or the transferences of the remittances of emigrants. Moreover, most of the investments come from the rude internal investment of the countries itself. Therefore, it can be said, that the biggest effort to invest in the African economies was carried through by they themselves.

Tendo como base de dados os relatórios da Comissão Económica para a ONU de África, vê-se claramente que os investimentos directos em África se têm destinado principalmente aos sectores extractivos, especialmente do petróleo. Concentrando-se nos Países produtores de crude. O volume destes investimentos é mínimo em relação ao montante da ajuda ou as transferências das remessas de emigrantes. Além disso, a maior parte dos investimentos provém do investimento interno bruto dos próprios países. Pode-se dizer, portanto, que o maior esforço para investir nas economias africanas foi realizado por eles mesmos.

Africanologia : Revista Lusófona de Estudos Africanos

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DESENVOLVIMENTO AFRICANO, ESTUDOS LUSÓFONOS, ESTUDOS AFRICANOS, AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC INVESTMENTS, PETRÓLEO, INVESTIMENTOS ECONÓMICOS, AFRICAN STUDIES, ECONOMY, LUSOPHONE STUDIES, OIL, ECONOMIA

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