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SUMMARY:Live Program: Going Global: Doing Business in the Fastest Growing 
 Economies in Africa 
DESCRIPTION:Already enrolled? Click below to view your current enrollments
  and start the program.\nhttp://westlegaledcenter.com/mycle/mycle.jsf?des
 tinationAfterLogin=loginRedirectToMyCLE\n\nWant to enroll? Click below to
  view the program details and add it to your shopping cart.\nhttp://westl
 egaledcenter.com/program_guide/course_detail.jsf?videoCourseId=47149200
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\n\n\nGoing Global: Doing Business in the Fastest Growing Economies in
  Africa \n\nDate: 05/22/2012 12:00 PM EDT\nDuration: 1 Hour \n\nDescripti
 on: \nDuring the first decade of the 21st century, the fastest growing ec
 onomy was not in  Asia. It was in Africa. Angola grew at 11.1%, while Chi
 na?s rate was 10.5%. Among the top ten, six were in Africa -- Angola (1st
 ), Nigeria (4th), Ethiopia (5th), Chad (7th), Mozambique (8th) and Rwanda
  (10th).  Over the next five years, the fastest growing economies are pro
 jected to include seven from Africa ? Ethiopia (3rd), Mozambique (4th), T
 anzania (5th), Congo (7th), Ghana (8th), Zambia (9th) and Nigeria (10th).
   As a whole, African countries are projected to shift from a 3% growth r
 ate in the 1980s to a 5.5% rate by 2015, while Asian countries remain at 
 a 5% rate. African countries as a whole are already growing faster than A
 sian countries. Unfortunately, too many US companies are not aware of thi
 s shift of economic growth and business opportunities. Their Chinese comp
 etitors have not, and have become the largest investors in Africa. This p
 rogram will describe the legal and business aspects of doing business in 
 key economies in Africa. It will describe how to export, import and inves
 t, as well as how to adjust to the cultural, social and political issues 
 that are unique to Africa. \n\n\n\nQuestions? Call 24-hour Tech Support a
 t 1-800-495-9378.
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