Macro-Economic

The one potentially worrying element in our Macro-Economic picture, is a widening deficit of the balance of trade.

Address to Progressive Business Forum 2006

The one potentially worrying element in our Macro-Economic picture, is a widening deficit of the balance of trade.

KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT ANC PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS FORUM BY DR ROB DAVIES 2006

Macro-Economic Forecast, poverty in Madagascar has been caused by poor economic policies over the past 30 years.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2000

Such institutions are critical in our overall human resource development strategy. the 400 000 jobs a year that will be created through the implementation of the Macro-Economic Framework strategy will need skilled patriots to occupy them.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1997

Such institutions are critical in our overall human resource development strategy. the 400 000 jobs a year that will be created through the implementation of the Macro-Economic Framework strategy will need skilled patriots to occupy them.

SPEECH BY PRESIDENT MANDELA AT THE DAMELIN BUSINESS COLLEGE 1997

The ANC-led alliance held a seminar to discuss the Macro-Economic Policy

Contents 1996

It also handles relationships with national government and other provinces and ensures the implementation of government policies like the Reconstruction and Development Programme and the Macro-Economic Policy.

Contents 1996

The Macro-Economic Strategy for growth, employment and redistribution aims to consolidate those gains and further strengthen the economy, to: increase economic growth to six per cent create 270,000 jobs a year up to the year 2000, and 400,000 a year thereafter reduce the budget deficit to three per cent of GDP.

PARLIAMENTARY BULLETIN 1996

The Macro-Economic Strategy for growth, employment and redistribution aims to consolidate those gains and further strengthen the economy, to: increase economic growth to six per cent create 270,000 jobs a year up to the year 2000, and 400,000 a year thereafter reduce the budget deficit to three per cent of GDP.

PARLIAMENTARY BULLETIN 1996

The Government has already created, or helped create, more than a quarter of a million jobs since the 1994 elections under the Macro-Economic Strategy, more than a million new jobs will be created by the year 2000 after the year 2000, the Government expects 400,000 new jobs a year to be created.

PARLIAMENTARY BULLETIN 1996