Between 2002 and 2008, the South African economy experienced a period of robust growth, averaging around 5% annually. This growth was fueled by rising commodity prices, increased foreign investment, and a boom in domestic consumption. However, challenges such as rising inflation, high unemployment rates, and infrastructure deficits persisted. The global financial crisis in 2008 began to threaten this growth, leading to a recession in the following years.
Gold affects the South African economy in a wide variety of ways. The South African economy is not doing well and is not very prosperous. The abundance of gold greatly improves the economy.
yes, South Africa is a Pure market economy
Exchange rates depreciation affect the south African economy because it leads to changes in inflation in the country' economy .
Erm, a bad economy?
The companies xtracting minirals give a whooping fees to s.a. Govt. Which increase its economy.
No i cant..can you?
Very, its plays a large role in the South African economy.
the southern economy began to grow again
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The southern economy began to grow again
pls answer the the above question they dont import stuff they export more
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