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A Policy for Export Promotion
(Rhodesian Economic Society (RES). University of Rhodesia (now University of Zimbabwe.), 1972-06)It is clear from the published information that the Rhodesian economy has, over recent years, experienced a period of unparalleled growth. Though it may well prove impossible to maintain the high level of expansion achieved ... -
Agriculture as an Exporter
(Rhodesian Economic Society (RES). University of Rhodesia (now University of Zimbabwe.), 1972-12)The Rhodesian economy has many different characteristics. In some sectors we can find a degree of development and sophistication that ranks with the most developed regions of the world; in others our economy has all the ... -
An Economic Analysis of Swaziland’s Cotton Pricing and Marketing Policies for Smallholder Farmers in Marginal Rainfall Areas
(Department Of Agricultural Economics and Extension (DAEE) (University of Zimbabwe) (UZ), 2000-03)Cotton is the main source of income for rural households in the smallholder-farming sector and provides employment at rural and national level. Despite the vital role played by cotton, production has declined since 1991. ... -
An Economic Determination of the Optimal Price and Harvest Rates for Sustainable Commercial Indigenous Timber Management in Zimbabwe: A Case Study of Mzola in Matebeleland
(Department Of Agricultural Economics and Extension (DAEE) (University of Zimbabwe) (UZ), 1999-02)A number of reports (see Judge, 1975, World Bank, 1993, Forestry Commission, 1995, Mushove, 1994) show that Commercial Indigenous Timber (CIT) appears to be exploited at an unsustainable rate. Over-exploitation and wasteful ... -
An Improved Maize Marketing System For Zimbabwe
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Analysis of export instability and export promotion policies in Zimbabwe, 1980-1987.
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Case Study: The Zimbabwe Cotton Marketing Board
(Department of Land Management (DLM) ; University of Zimbavbwe (UZ), 1983-03)While cotton is indigenous to Zimbabwe, it was not grown as a commercial crop prior to the twentieth century. In l9l9 cotton seeds were distributed to large- scale farmers in Zimbabwe and the Empire Cotton Growing Corporation ... -
Cash Cropping Incentives, Food Marketing Performance And The Divergence Between National And Household Comparative Advantage: Evidence From Zimbabwe
(Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension (AEE); University of Zimbabwe., 1992-04)A growing body of evidence throughout Sub-Saharan Africa argues for the pursuit of a food security strategy based on diversification of smallholder agriculture into high-valued cash crops. The empirical record suggests ... -
Cereals Trade Patterns in the SADCC Region
(2014-10-03)In recent years, the nine member states of SADCC have increasingly voiced an interest in expanded intra-regional trade as one strategy towards increased food security within the region. The fact that six of the nine countries ... -
Cereals Trade Patterns In The Sadcc Region
(Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension (AEE); University of Zimbabwe, 1988)The general objectives of the research project are as follows: 1. To describe current and historical .patterns of agricultural trade: within the SADCC region; between SADCC countries and South Africa; and between SADCC ... -
Commercialization and Institutional Arrangements Involving Tree Species Harvested for Bark by small-holder farmers in Zimbabwe
(Institute of Environmental Studies (IES) ; University of Zimbabwe., 2001)Non-timber forest products are increasingly being commercialized by smallholder farmers and urban-based healers and vendors. In this paper we highlight institutional arrangements surrounding the harvesting and marketing ... -
Commercialization of Smallholder Agriculture
(University of Zimbabwe (UZ) Publications., 2006)Smallholder commercialization has been a long drawn out process in both the colonial and post-colonial period. Colonial rule in 1890 saw the emergence of the large-scale commercial farming sector, consisting of white ... -
Conduct of agents in the Northern Malawi tobacco market channel
(Department Of Agricultural Economics and Extension (DAEE) (University of Zimbabwe) (UZ), 2000-03)This study is based on the Industrial Organisation (10) theory to analyse the behaviour of farmers and firms and the economic performance and how it changes over time. This model posits that there are basic conditions that ... -
Contesting Inequalities In Access Rights To Lake Kariba’s Kapenta Fishery An Analysis Of The Politics Of Natural Resource Management.
(Centre for Applied Social Sciences, University of Zimbabwe., 2002-03)The pelagic fishery of Lake Kariba is shared between Zimbabwe and Zambia. The fishery exploits the freshwater sardine, the ‘kapenta’ (Limnothrissa miodori). In 1999, the governments of the two countries established a ... -
Democratisation of Business: Zimbabwe’s Newest Business Entity
(Faculty of Law, University of Zimbabwe (UZ), 1997)This article looks at the provisions of the Private Business Corporations Act [Chapter 24:111 of Zimbabwe (Hereinafter referred to as the PBCA). One of the criticisms of the companies legislation as it exists is that it ... -
Economic Co-operation in Southern Africa
(Rhodesian Economic Society (RES). University of Rhodesia (now University of Zimbabwe.), 1969-09)The purpose of this paper is no more than to put forward some basic concepts which, to my mind, would have to underlie the economic policies of the various states on the sub-continent of Southern Africa if we all wish to ... -
Finance for Exports
(Rhodesian Economic Society. University of Rhodesia (now University of Zimbabwe.), 1972-12)A simple subject with a simple answer is one way of describing the subject matter of this paper but the only really simple part is being played by the speaker who was simple but honoured to accept the invitation of the ... -
Fishing in a bathtub: a comprehension of the conflicts in the Lake Kariba inshore fishery (Zimbabwe)
(Centre for Applied Social Sciences, University of Zimbabwe., 2002-04)Some of the. management problems in the Lake Kariba fishery are related to conflicts between different categories of actors. Principally, there is marked antagonism between gill-net fishing and the tourism industry. Artisanal ... -
Household Livelihoods, Marketing And Resource Impacts: A Case Study Of Bark Products In Eastern Zimbabwe
(Institute of Environmental Studies (IES) ; University of Zimbabwe, 2001)Baobab production activities play a crucial role in contributing to the livelihoods of rural households. In the face of increasing village populations, commercial use of baobab has been steadily increasing to the point ... -
Impact Of The Second World War On Cattle -Marketing In Sukumaland, Tanganyika
(University of Zimbabwe (UZ), 1982-08)This paper has as its object to initiate a discussion on the contribution of Tanganyika cattle owners to the war efforts. And Sukumaland, which is the focal area for this paper, is a natural choice for starting such a ...