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              <text>TRADE LIBERALISATION-CAPITAL INFLOW: AN INCLUSIVE FRAMEWORK FOR ZIMBABWE&#13;
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were obtained from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, International Monetary Fund and World&#13;
Bank. The study found that in the short-run, trade openness has a significant inverse&#13;
relationship with capital flows (FDI), whilst in the long-run there is a significant positive&#13;
relationship between them for Zimbabwe. The study recommends that there be duty free on&#13;
capital goods, that the government give incentives on exporters, that all goods exported go&#13;
through the process of value addition, that the government provide subsidies on exporters and,&#13;
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