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Industrialisation as a Vehicle for Uganda to Achieve a 1st World Economy by 2040: A Review of Uganda’s Industrialisation Efforts

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Figure 1. Uganda—contribution to GDP by the major sectors [6].
Figure 2. Uganda—subsector contributions to the industrial sector [6].
Figure 3. Gross domestic product for Uganda, Singapore, Malaysia and south Korea from 1960 to date [6]
Table 1. Statistics for Uganda, Singapore, Malaysia and South Korea [6].
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