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Global Financial Crisis Discussion Series - Paper 21: Uganda Phase 2

Feb 01, 2010 | S. Ssewanyana, L. Bategeka | Overseas Development Institute (ODI)

This paper examines the effects of the global financial crisis on Uganda, with a major focus on the main transmission mechanisms, discusses the growth and development effects of the crisis, and presents a critical review of government responses.

Theme: Financial Stability & Governance | Country: Uganda | Pages: 27
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