2003
DOI: 10.4000/revueagone.322
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“…In this way, they will favor the financing and development of primary and secondary instruction. Demeulemeester and Rochat (2003) also show in their empirical analysis on Australia, Sweden, and the United Kingdom that according to the history and characteristics of the country, higher education does not contribute identically to the country's development. For Africa, growth is essential to ensure that the continent came out of poverty.…”
Section: -2 Specifics Of Developed Countriesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In this way, they will favor the financing and development of primary and secondary instruction. Demeulemeester and Rochat (2003) also show in their empirical analysis on Australia, Sweden, and the United Kingdom that according to the history and characteristics of the country, higher education does not contribute identically to the country's development. For Africa, growth is essential to ensure that the continent came out of poverty.…”
Section: -2 Specifics Of Developed Countriesmentioning
confidence: 98%