Zambia

This project uses a unique firm level dataset to investigate the effects of movements in the exchange rates and changes in tariff on the responsiveness of exports and imports.

The project explores whether business can be encouraged to form horizontal linkages and collaborate on higher quality production through the offer of an opportunity to be part of a vertical linkage in Zambia.

By collecting new firm-level data from nine countries across Africa and Asia, this project evaluates the impact of the ownership and control structures of firms on their management practices and performance.

Can government-created industrial clusters enable SMEs to exploit spillovers and improve productivity in Zambia?

This project examines the case of Zambia's tarriff reforms during the 1990s  and their impact on product and price integration. 

This project examines potential switching costs for borrowers of formal credit and the impact of these costs on the competitiveness of the lending market.