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The problems that the South African economy must overcome as it attempts to overcome rising debts and economic slowdown.
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The document discusses Africa's economic growth and challenges before and during the global crisis. Before the crisis, Africa saw sustained growth averaging 4% annually in 22 non-oil countries from 1998-2008, due to higher commodity prices, increased aid and capital flows, and improved policies. However, Africa was still hit hard by the crisis through declines in private capital, remittances, tourism, and commodity prices. This caused growth to decline and increased poverty, reversing a decade of progress. The document outlines Africa's medium-term challenges of infrastructure deficits, competitiveness, youth unemployment, and climate change risks to agriculture.
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https://blogs.worldbank.org/africacan/
Analysis Of Zimbabwe-International Trade (2006-2016)
Zimbabwe has transitioned from a net exporting nation to a net importing one since 2006. Its exports fell due to political instability and poor government policies, while imports rose. The majority of Zimbabwe's population works in primary industries like agriculture and mining, but the tertiary sector earns the most income. Zimbabwe imports refined petroleum, corn, and electricity, and exports raw tobacco, gold, nickel ore, and diamonds, primarily to South Africa. Its GDP per capita declined from 2006 to 2008 due to economic crises but has since recovered slightly.
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- Several of Africa's major stock markets performed poorly in 2015, with Nigeria's stock exchange performing the worst. Commodity exports like oil, gas, and copper were also down over 15%.
- Major political events included Muhammadu Buhari being elected president of Nigeria and John Pombe Magufuli being elected president of Tanzania.
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Africa has infinite potential. With numerous resources, an improving business climate and better economic governance, the numbers showing growth have been very positive. This presentation covers topics that speak on Africa's growth and where it can go. Here's a few stats that show how well the continent is doing:
A report from the African development bank said 33% of Africa's countries have GDP growth rates higher than 6%.
The costs of starting a business dropped upwards of 66% over the last 7 years.
The continent's middle class is growing at a very quick rate - approximately 350 million Africans now earn between $2 and $20 a day.
The share of the population living below the poverty line in Africa has dropped from 51% in 2005 to 39% in 2012.
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The document discusses underdeveloped economies around the world. It begins by defining an underdeveloped economy as having low living standards, high poverty, low income, poor health services, and reliance on foreign aid. It then compares developed and underdeveloped economies, noting that underdeveloped economies typically have lower income, more poverty, reliance on agriculture, and underutilized resources.
The document goes on to list the top 10 most underdeveloped economies by region, including countries in Asia like North Korea, Nepal, and Pakistan. It provides details on the economic conditions of Pakistan, Nepal, Moldova, and Ukraine, highlighting factors contributing to their underdevelopment such as political instability, corruption, lack of industrialization, and difficulties transitioning to a
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The document discusses solutions to increase domestic resource mobilization through tax administration in Zimbabwe. It notes that ODA commitments are insufficient to fund development needs like infrastructure, power, and health. This leaves domestic resource mobilization through improved tax administration as the key source to finance development. Some solutions proposed include obtaining technical assistance to properly supervise the financial services sector and increase funding. Establishing a futures derivatives market could also help revamp sectors like production. Issuing bonds through the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe could help mitigate humanitarian disasters and fund power projects. Increased foreign direct investment following IMF engagement could boost employment, tax revenues, and poverty reduction. Corruption could be reduced through political will and reforms to build capacity and limit undue influence.
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UAE relies heavily on the business of oil and tourism; they are providing 5.8 percent of the oil to other countries in the world. Saudi Arabia is the biggest provider and seller of oil in the world. UAE is earning money by transportation and tourism, the pandemic has a drastic effect on the economy already and the transportation is ban as there are many cases in UAE, the country earned 19.5 $ billion in 2019 by air transportation and it is around 5% percent of GDP last year. It is expected that the UAE GDP will reduce to 2.5 % this year. It is noted that the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) index is reduced to 2.36 percent (40.79 points) to 1,682.08, while the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) dropped 2.18 percent to 3,676.46 points. "The government is making plans to announce financial support and the firms have a chance to receive additional debts.
The import and export figures of Gold are very important for UAE because UAE is the major country to import the unwrought gold and they export it in semi-worked and jewelry form that is 25 percent of their total export. The import and export can affect the economy as there is no trade going on in the world, India is on top to purchase the Gold from UAE. If the Gold prices push higher and the rupee falls the major threat is that Indian migrant workers would stop investing in the business. They are many in numbers and if they would send their money to home instead of investing it will reduce the import and export.
The Oil prices are dropping and the import and export reduction can result in dropping the currency value of UAE, they are earning money by tourism and air transport the pandemic already reduces the activities so there are many chances that the currency of UAE would badly fall if they would not control the pandemic on time. Tourism and Air transport is a total of 11 % of the total GDP of the UAE, it can drastically fall. The companies and banking sector are already affected so there are many chances the currency may lose its value. UAE have to reduce their tourism and air transport prices to overcome such issues in time.
Measures
UAE has to take serious steps to overcome such issues, the biggest issue can be unemployment because of a reduction in trade and tourism. The UAE government should focus on making plans to help needy people and employers who lost their jobs, the countries like the USA and Denmark are creating a trillion dollars budget for the people who lost their jobs. UAE has the most job holders are from India and Pakistan if they delay the budget plan the companies can be turned off eventually.
To overcome the pandemic and economic issues, they must focus on giving people relief so they can again in UAE for its prosperity. The banking sector must give the companies relief packages for loan repayment and they must give them additional packages to employers and companies to overcome financial issues. Top companies in the UAE must receive additio.
My country UAE No reflection UAE relies heavily on the busin.docx
My country UAE No reflection
UAE relies heavily on the business of oil and tourism; they are providing 5.8 percent of the oil to other countries in the world. Saudi Arabia is the biggest provider and seller of oil in the world. UAE is earning money by transportation and tourism, the pandemic has a drastic effect on the economy already and the transportation is ban as there are many cases in UAE, the country earned 19.5 $ billion in 2019 by air transportation and it is around 5% percent of GDP last year. It is expected that the UAE GDP will reduce to 2.5 % this year. It is noted that the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) index is reduced to 2.36 percent (40.79 points) to 1,682.08, while the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) dropped 2.18 percent to 3,676.46 points. "The government is making plans to announce financial support and the firms have a chance to receive additional debts.
The import and export figures of Gold are very important for UAE because UAE is the major country to import the unwrought gold and they export it in semi-worked and jewelry form that is 25 percent of their total export. The import and export can affect the economy as there is no trade going on in the world, India is on top to purchase the Gold from UAE. If the Gold prices push higher and the rupee falls the major threat is that Indian migrant workers would stop investing in the business. They are many in numbers and if they would send their money to home instead of investing it will reduce the import and export.
The Oil prices are dropping and the import and export reduction can result in dropping the currency value of UAE, they are earning money by tourism and air transport the pandemic already reduces the activities so there are many chances that the currency of UAE would badly fall if they would not control the pandemic on time. Tourism and Air transport is a total of 11 % of the total GDP of the UAE, it can drastically fall. The companies and banking sector are already affected so there are many chances the currency may lose its value. UAE have to reduce their tourism and air transport prices to overcome such issues in time.
Measures
UAE has to take serious steps to overcome such issues, the biggest issue can be unemployment because of a reduction in trade and tourism. The UAE government should focus on making plans to help needy people and employers who lost their jobs, the countries like the USA and Denmark are creating a trillion dollars budget for the people who lost their jobs. UAE has the most job holders are from India and Pakistan if they delay the budget plan the companies can be turned off eventually.
To overcome the pandemic and economic issues, they must focus on giving people relief so they can again in UAE for its prosperity. The banking sector must give the companies relief packages for loan repayment and they must give them additional packages to employers and companies to overcome financial issues. Top companies in the UAE must receive additio ...
Unlocking Investment Potentials In South Sudan
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The south african economy
- 1. The South African economy THE CHALLENGES
- 2. Growth and jobs Since 1996, and the early days of South Africa’s independence, the GEAR programme (Growth, Employment & Redistribution) has set out to promote jobs and growth. Growth was estimated to be 6%, but between 1996 and 2008, it actually levelled out at 3.2% Since the financial crisis, growth has continued to slow, now down to 1.9% The current ANC government plan to replace GEAR with a new National Development Plan to boost growth in the face of economic uncertainty.
- 3. Debts and deficits One obstacle facing any future South African government is the rising trade deficit (currently at 6%), as well as government debt, which is currently 4% of GDP. Unemployment is also a concern for the government, as it currently stands at 24%.
- 4. Mining Mining is one of the bedrocks of the South African economy. Commodity exports account for 60% of South Africa’s foreign revenues, but mining only contributes to 10% of economic activity. Strikes have recently been causing a challenge to the mining sector. Companies have lost as much as $590million in sales and workers have lost $500 million wages.
- 5. Cost of living In the past year, the South African currency, the rand, has lost 20% of its value. This has been partly due to the removal of stimulus by the United States, which has added to the fragility of the South African economy. The cost of goods has been pushed up, meaning that expenses such as food, transport and housing are proving much more difficult to afford.
- 6. Delivery of services South African municipalities are having problems delivering services, with fewer than 20 out of 284 municipalities have successfully delivered water, electricity and housing. This has, in turn, led to many protests in areas of South Africa, especially in poorer black communities. There has been some concern that South Africa could see something similar to the “Arab Spring” if problems are not fixed.
- 7. Corruption South Africa has been hit by several corruption scandals since the 1990s. For example, South African President Jacob Zuma has been accused of using $23 million of taxpayer’s money to renovate a luxury government residence. News such as this adds to growing dissatisfaction with the South African government.
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