African Public Management (Business aspects) | 24 February 2006
Policy Paradoxes in African Business Governance: Insights from Chad's Contextual Imperatives
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Abstract
The economic landscape of Chad is characterized by significant policy challenges in business governance, influenced by its unique socio-economic context. A qualitative approach informed by case study analysis of existing literature and governmental documents to understand contextual imperatives in Chadian business governance. Chad's unique context necessitates nuanced policy approaches that balance these competing interests to achieve sustainable development goals in business sectors. Develop targeted interventions aimed at aligning economic policies with social objectives, fostering inclusive growth strategies that respect both international and domestic needs.