Sino-Africa Trade Relations

  • Shola Oyewole

Abstract

This paper briefly covers the economic relations between China and Africa as China’s amazing economic growth dramatically increases its dependence on fuel and raw materials - readily (and cheaply) available in developing countries, such as those in the African continent.

Author Biography

Shola Oyewole
Shola Oyewole, the Chief Information Officer of United Therapeutics Corporation, a publicly-traded bio-pharmaceutical company headquartered in Silver Spring, MD. He is a graduate student of George Washington’s Executive MBA program.   A native of Nigeria completed his Bachelors of Sciences in University of Ife, Nigeria and his Masters in Technology of Management (Information Systems) at the American University, Washington DC.
Issue
Vol. 2 No. 1 (2007)
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