Economic Policies for a New South Africa

1992-02-01bookInternational Monetary Fund eBooks58 citationsbronze

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Economic Theory and Policy South African History and Culture Local Economic Development and Planning

Abstract

Against a backdrop of the dismantling of apartheid and the current government's commitment to negotiating a new constitution based on universal suffrage and protected human rights, discussions are under way on the appropriate economic policies to be pursued in the new political climate. This paper focuses on the redistributive and growth policies needed in the new South Africa.

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