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'If there is an elixir of export growth, then it is probably to be found in Mauritius. This book makes a most valuable contribution by drawing lessons from the Mauritian experience, carefully distinguishing between fortuitous circumstance and imaginative policy. It should be read by economists and policy-makers seeking insights on how small economies can benefit from international integration.' - Aaditya Mattoo, Lead Economist, Development Research Group, World Bank 'The strength of the book is that it brings services and the export of services on the development agenda. ... I therefore recommend the book to politicians, development planners, investors, and scholars interested in developmental issues on the African continent. Donors organizations should also read it and encourage their countries to think in terms of identifying and upgrading their services to exportable levels.' - African Journal of Economic and Management Studies, Volume 1 Issue 1, 2010

'The strength of the book is that it brings services and the export of services on the development agenda. ... I therefore recommend the book to politicians, development planners, investors, and scholars interested in developmental issues on the African continent. Donors organizations should also read it and encourage their countries to think in terms of identifying and upgrading their services to exportable levels.' African Journal of Economic and Management Studies, Volume 1 Issue 1, 2010

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Percy Mistry is an economist, investment banker and founder of the Oxford International Associates, a corporate finance and investment advisory firm. Nikhil Treebhoohun is Adviser and Head of the Trade Section of the Special Services Division at the Commonwealth Secretariat in London. Prior to that he was Executive Director of the National Productivity and Competitiveness Council in Mauritius.

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