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Learning by Creating Educational Exergamesed.), 1971, 1984; Chen, ed., 1983; Pang and L. Lim, 1985; Krause, Koh and Lee (Tsao), 1987; C. Y. Lim et al., 1988; Sandhu and Wheatley, eds, 1989). Table 7.1 presents some aggregate statistics that document this success. They show a nation that, over a period of roughly twenty years, transformed it

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Policy Alternatives to Structural Adjustment in Africa: An Introduction,In many ways, the decade of the 1980s in Sub-Saharan Africa was lost in social and economic terms. Between 1980 and 1990 per capita income fell in the region by an astounding 1.1 per cent per annum (World Bank, 1992a, p. 196). This was, by far, the worst decade in the post-independence era.

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