Growth in agriculture and services is strongly associated with poverty reduction, however, growth in industry does not have a significant effect on lowering poverty. A1 percent increase in GDP per capita led by agricultural growth lowers poverty by 0.67 percent. An analogous increase in services reduces poverty by 0.96 percent.30 This contrasts to impacts across other developing countries where the impact of agriculture is not significant while industry and services growth has strong poverty-reducing impacts. Hence, as will be discussed further below, agricultural trade policies, in both developed and developing countries, remain a key element conditioning the impact of globalization on the poor in Africa and elsewhere.