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Regional Integration in Southern Af
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2 Impressum Published by Friedrich
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South Africa’s international trad
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Table of Contents Preface..........
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10 10 Concluding Concluding Remarks
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List of Tables Table 1: SADC Countr
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List of Abbreviations ACP Africa Ca
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SQAM Standards, Quality, Acreditati
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five-year period. The Government Pr
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Despite these substantial achieveme
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Labour Market Policy Framework In v
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This made it possible to bring down
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Domestic Domestic Savings Savings (
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Net Net Net Primar Primary Primar P
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Gender Gender Equality Equality and
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Lack Lack of of Economic Economic D
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The SADC ambitious goals and object
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Assegurar o desenvolvimento económ
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população vivendo abaixo da linha
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objectivos da integração regional
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linha com os compromissos assumidos
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1 Introduction O n 25 June 1975, Mo
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2 RISDP Goals and Objectives 2.1 Po
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3. To ensure equitable and sustaina
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implementation of the Trade Protoco
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Liberalising exchange controls on c
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products will be duty-free tradable
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4 Macroeconomic Stability Indicator
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4.3 Current Account The SADC overal
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As illustrated in Table 5.5, in 199
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Keeping inflation at low and stable
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We will focus our analyses on the m
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Central Bank resources as one of th
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Table able 9: 9: Mozambique Mozambi
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Still in the context of fiscal poli
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Additionally, among the variables t
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5.4 Macroeconomic Convergence Probl
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tend to increase ownership of long
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Despite this structure of the econo
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Figur Figure Figur e 2: 2: Composit
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Figur Figure Figur e 4: 4: Mozambiq
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Table 14 presents GDP growth rates
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Table able 16: 16: Gover Government
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Mozambique has made remarkable prog
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Real exchange rates may change due
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infrastructure will improve, the wo
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products only beginning this year (
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"two stage" transformation nature.
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Table able 19: 19: Partner Partner
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As for imports, the use by our impo
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force behind the build up of debt.
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AGOA African Growth and Opportunity
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kinds, which kept goods produced in
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egarded as the prime suspects for t
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6.16 Impact of WTO Rules The open-e
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Creating structures to facilitate t
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6.18 Analysis of Labour Market Tren
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Table able 23: 23: Companies Compan
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With the operationalisation of vari
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Cost-benefit analysis could help th
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GNP per Capita/GNI per Capita (in U
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7.1 Analytical Tools Used for Socia
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The main challenges in the fight ag
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High education costs (despite the a
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Eskom and EDM (Mozambique Power Gen
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lowest HDI (0.379). This low level
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agricultural products leave conside
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side deficiencies, such as poor lev
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Where L represents labour allocatio
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Import penetration in this sector i
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ability to import duty free. A comp
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ates have been declining in real te
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progress and reforms might be neces
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may also occur when there is displa
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Static gains tend to focus on the i
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Constitution making, democratic ele
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