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Commodities and Economic Diversification
A large number of developing countries, mostly Sub-Saharan Africa and Least Developed Countries (LDCs) heavily depend on a narrow range of traditional agricultural commodities or minerals and few markets for the bulk of their export earnings. Higher-value and processed goods make a very small share of the exports for these countries. Millions of people in these countries depend on the production of primary commodities, often dominated by subsistence farming for livelihood.

 

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1 The Impact of the Global Economic Crisis on Industrial Development of Least Developed Countries
2 Commodity Dependence and Development: Suggestions to tackle the Commodities Problem
3 Rebalancing the Supply Chain: Buyer Power, Commodities and Competition Policy
4 From Declarations to Actions on Commodities: Marking the Turning Point at UNCTAD XII
5 Changes in the Governance of Global Value Chains of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables: Opportunities and Challenges for Producers in Sub-Saharan Africa - Revised
6 Market Power, Price Formation and Primary Commodities
7 Rethinking policy options for Export Earnings
8 Overview of the Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures in Quad Countries on Tropical Fruits and Vegetables Imported from Developing Countries
9 The Potential Impacts of Nano-Scale Technologies on Commodity Markets: the Implications for Commodity-Dependent Developing Countries
10 Supply-side Measures for Raising Low Farm-Gate Prices of Tropical Beverage Commodities
11 Problems and Policy Challenges faced by Commodity-Dependent Developing Countries (CDDCs)
12 Remunerating Commodity Producers in Developing Countries: Regulating Concentration in Commodity Markets
13 A Conceptual Framework to Understand Supply Management Programmes
14 Policy Challenges for Developing Countries in Large Scale Mining
15 Dependency of Developing Countries on Non-Agricultural Commodities: Characteristics and Challenges
16 Commodity Markets Stabilisation and Commodity Risk Management: Could the Demise of the Former Justify the Latter?
17 International Commodity Problems and Policies, the key issues for developing countries