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Exports, imported intermediate input, and exchange rate volatility in Zambia

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  • Exports, imported intermediate inputs and exchange rate volatility in Zambia

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Neil Rankin

Associate Professor, Stellenbosch University

Joseph Simumba

Researcher, Zambia Institute for Policy Analysis and Research
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