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Developing an African Offshoring Industry—The Case of Nigeria

2010

Strychacz, Nicholas | Radwan, Ismail

Mots clés AGROVOC
accounting businesses cities customer satisfaction developed countries developing countries e-commerce electricity expenditure foreign firms foreign investment globalization government services growth rate human capital human resources income industrial development innovation intellectual property rights land records learning literacy manufacturing market regulations marketing networks piracy private sector productivity property rights real estate results returns risk management savings sustainable development telecommunications variable costs volatility
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Editeur
World Bank, Washington, DC
D'autres materias
Technical knowledge; Global market; It infrastructure; Business environment; Reputation; Export growth; Private sector development; Capability; Business processes; Political stability; Capabilities; Literacy rates; Oil; Global economy; Market size; Local markets; Mobile phone; Developing country; Result; Contract enforcement; Data entry; Trade policy reforms; Market segments; Middle-income countries; Intellectual property; Media; Legal framework; Trading; Economic crisis; Business process; Potential investment; Policy environment; Customer base; Activism; Data transmission; Outsourcing; International investors; Government policy; Ict; Innovations; Foreign investors; Telephony; Communications costs; Business plans; Call centers; Liberalization; Reliability; Business functions; Policy makers; Global trade; Foreign companies; Ecommerce; Return; Business services; Quality of services; Business registration; Client base; Cost structures; Financial structure; Oil sector; World development indicators; Particular country; Human capacity; Cost structure; Telecommunications connectivity; Global markets; Business process outsourcing; Voice-over-internet protocol; Value chain; Government support; Services to client; Technical training; International clients; Competitiveness agenda; Mobile phone subscribers; Tax rate; Export processing zones; Training programs; Liberalizations; Corporate tax rate; Back office; Exchange rates; Macroeconomic environment; Broadband; Capacity constraints; Financial markets; Bandwidth; Economic powerhouse; Intellectual property protection; Policy framework; Labor force; Labor market; Foreign direct investment; Labor costs; Electronic communication; Low-income countries; Tax incentives; Economic stability; Job creation; Domestic economies; Corporate tax; Connectivity; Customer service; Competitiveness; Potential investors; Investing; Etransaction; Trust fund
Langue
anglais
Format
application/pdf, text/plain
Licence
CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/, World Bank
2024-10-18
2025-10-25
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DOI http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/10/12862364/developing-african-offshoring-industry-case-nigeria https://hdl.handle.net/10986/10151
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