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Mauritius: A successful Small Island Developing State, Hardback Book

Mauritius: A successful Small Island Developing State Hardback

Edited by Boopen Seetanah, Raja Sannassee, Robin Nunkoo

Part of the Europa Perspectives: Emerging Economies series

Hardback

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The economic upturn and performance of Mauritius is a far cry from predictions made in the 1960s.

The island’s remarkable economic performance since the 1980s can been attributed to a multitude of factors instrumental to the success of the economy, including structural reforms, outward looking export orientated strategies, diversification in the manufacturing, tourism and financial services sectors amongst others, sound economic governance and institutions, and significant investment in human capital.

This book attempts to provide a detailed analysis of the various key ingredients which have helped to propel Mauritius to its current status.

The various chapters provide important readings for both academics and policymakers, with the final chapter providing key policy strategies which the government needs to implement to help Mauritius graduate to the next level of development: namely to that of a high-income economy and, in moving out of the middle-income trap, laying the foundations for future growth and shared prosperity in the light of both domestic challenges and global constraints.

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