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The Three Pillars of Productivity Enhancement: Technical Know-How, Resource Allocation, and Government Willingness in Uganda

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius, Musiimenta Nancy

Journal Metropolitan Journal of Academic and Applied Research (MJAAR)
Volume / Issue Vol. 4, No. 10
Published 31 October 2025
ISSN3006-6417
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Abstract

Productivity enhancement remains a critical challenge for Uganda's economic transformation despite decades of policy interventions, with persistent gaps in understanding how technical know-how, resource allocation, and government willingness interact to influence productivity outcomes across productive sectors.

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productivity enhancement technical know-how resource allocation government willingness Uganda human capital moderation analysis
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Dr. Arinaitwe Julius & Musiimenta Nancy (2025). The Three Pillars of Productivity Enhancement: Technical Know-How, Resource Allocation, and Government Willingness in Uganda. Metropolitan Journal of Academic and Applied Research, 4(10). https://journals.miu.ac.ug/pages/article.php?article_id=41

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