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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 December 2023

Edited by
António S. Cruz ,
Ines A. Ferreira ,
Johnny Flentø  and
Finn Tarp
António S. Cruz
Affiliation:
University of Copenhagen
Ines A. Ferreira
Affiliation:
University of Copenhagen
Johnny Flentø
Affiliation:
University of Copenhagen
Finn Tarp
Affiliation:
University of Copenhagen

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Mozambique at a Fork in the Road
The Institutional Diagnostic Project
 , pp. ix - x
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2023
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  1. 2.1Mozambique in Southern Africa

  2. 2.2Road infrastructure and rivers

  3. 2.3Administrative map of Mozambique

  4. 2.4Real GDP growth per capita, smoothed (1991–2019)

  5. 2.5Sectoral trends in employment (1997–2015)

  6. 2.6Sectoral contributions to levels of real value added (1991–2019)

  7. 2.7Labour productivity differences by sector (1997–2015)

  8. 2.8Sectoral contributions to real value-added growth, smoothed (1991–2019)

  9. 2.9ODA as percentage of GNI, 1990–2018

  10. 2.10Major exports in US$ millions (2000–2019)

  11. 2.11Export complexity score (1991–2017)

  12. A2.1Mozambique timeline for an institutional analysis of socio-economic development

  13. 3.1Worldwide Governance Indicators, 2005 and 2018

  14. 3.2Judicial independence, 2007–2019

  15. 3.3Political participation and sub-components, 2006 and 2020

  16. 3.4Stateness and sub-components, 2006 and 2018

  17. 3.5Political corruption index, 2005–2019

  18. 3.6Trust in police, Rounds 6 and 7 of the Afrobarometer

  19. 3.7International cooperation, 2006 and 2020

  20. 3.8Choice of main constraints

  21. 3.9Choice of main constraints by gender

  22. 3.10Choice of main constraints from respondents affiliated with the business sector

  23. 3.11Choice of main constraints from respondents affiliated with academia

  24. 3.12Choice of main constraints from respondents affiliated with the public administration

  25. 3.13Distribution of statements by institutional area

  26. 3.14Distribution of average scores across statements, according to the Likert scores

  27. 3.15Frequency of statements under the institutional areas by average scores

  28. 5.1Primary education enrolment 1973–2018 (%)

  29. 5.2Pupil–teacher ratio 1982–2014 (%)

  30. 7.1Transfers to local authorities as a percentage of national tax revenue (2009–2016)

  31. 8.1Tax revenues net of ‘capital gains’ increased from 2006 to 2011 (share of GDP)

  32. A8.1Public financial management timeline (main and secondary periods are indicated above the year axis)

  33. 11.1GDP and extractive industry growth (%), 2009–2019

  34. 11.2Contribution of agriculture, manufacturing, and extractive industry to GDP (%), 2009–2019

  35. 11.3Fiscal contribution of megaprojects in the mining and oil sector to total state revenues, 2011–2019

  36. 11.4Extractives dividends as % of total revenues

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