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BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AND COMPETITIVENESS IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA

Allam Ahmed
 
(from Section II: Strategic Co-operation and Integration)

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Title: The welfare cost of Darfur conflict in the Sudan
  Author(s): Alamedin A. Bannaga, Yagoub Ali Gangi Ali
  Address: Institute for Banking and Financial Studies (IBFS), Sudan Academy for Banking and Financial Studies, P.O. Box 1880, Khartoum, Sudan
School of Management, University of Khartoum, Aljamaa Street, Khartoum, Sudan
bannaga @ yahoo.com, yagoubgangi @ hotmail.com
  Reference: BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AND COMPETITIVENESS IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA  pp. 69 - 91
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This paper investigates the socio-economic effects of Darfur conflict. It begins with discussing Sudan and Darfur economic performance. It compares Darfur performance with other regions in Sudan. By employing regression analysis and descriptive statistics, this paper has shown that Darfur export shocks are region specific rather than country specific. This paper discusses the causes of production variability in Darfur and investigates the welfare cost of the conflict and what happened to the poor. This paper has analysed income shocks, consumption smoothing and poverty incidence in Darfur. This paper calls for a better integration of Darfur region with other parts of the country, peace as indispensable public good for poverty reduction, redistribution and increasing socio-economic transfers to Darfur region.
 
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