The economic crisis fades while SA enter growth everything is not … · 2016-08-28 · The...
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The economic crisis fades while SA enter growth everything is not roses yet – Mike Schussler Economists.co.za
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World economy.
The end of the world recession.
South Africa.
Growth and inflation.
Something on the Rand.
Kwa Zulu Natal.
Comparison with other SA provinces.
Some shorter term indicators.
Confidence indicators.
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The global economy has returned to positive growth following dramatic declines. The recovery is uneven and not yet self-sustaining
in advanced economies.
Financial conditions have continued to improve, but are still far from normal.
Going forward, the global economic recovery is expected to be sluggish with low inflation.
Emerging economies, need to deal with capital inflows and stronger currencies.
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The advance economies spent over $4,2 trillion on bank bailouts or guarantees.
Industrial bailouts while smaller in size added around $500 billion to government debt.
Job programs or infrastructure spend helped save millions of jobs but not enough to stop a dramatic rise in unemployment.
Government debt levels increased substantially
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2010 will also now be a tough year.
We expect growth just over 1% if 45% hike given.
We see 2,5% growth limit to 2012, with current Eskom price proposal.
2014 may be the first sustainable year of 4% + growth again.
Kwa-Zulu Natal should have a slightly higher rate of growth
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