The private sector and public authorities both need access to capital for investment, job creation and growth. For a number of reasons, explained in this book, Southern Africa suffers from disproportionately expensive capital and this is denying the...
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Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Haus Unter den Linden
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The private sector and public authorities both need access to capital for investment, job creation and growth. For a number of reasons, explained in this book, Southern Africa suffers from disproportionately expensive capital and this is denying the region its full growth potential. This is a serious situation within the region, where public expectations of economic growth are being frustrated in South Africa, and in sub-Saharan Africa generally which relies on Southern Africa as both a source and a destination for investment. This book reflects the ideas and proposals of a group of experts and practitioners from the state and business environments, brought together by the Development Centre with public and private sector partners on reducing the cost of capital in the region. It provides insight into the nature of the problem of the cost of capital in Southern Africa and the effects it has on business activity and infrastructure development. In addition, the authors set out to define strategies for reducing capital cost, outlining measures suitable for government and private actors.--Publisher summary
Im Vorw.: This publication ... is part of an OECD project entitled "Understanding debt costs in South Africa: what policies could narrow the spread?"
Parallel als Onlineausg. erschienen
pt. 1. Country risk, capital cost and growth in South Africa : an overview -- pt. 2. Monetary policy, country risk and the bond market in South Africa -- pt. 3. Financial integration and risk mitigation in Southern Africa
The private sector and public authorities both need access to capital for investment, job creation and growth. For a number of reasons, explained in this book, Southern Africa suffers from disproportionately expensive capital and this is denying the...
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ZBW - Leibniz-Informationszentrum Wirtschaft, Standort Kiel
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uneingeschränkte Fernleihe, Kopie und Ausleihe
The private sector and public authorities both need access to capital for investment, job creation and growth. For a number of reasons, explained in this book, Southern Africa suffers from disproportionately expensive capital and this is denying the region its full growth potential. This is a serious situation within the region, where public expectations of economic growth are being frustrated in South Africa, and in sub-Saharan Africa generally which relies on Southern Africa as both a source and a destination for investment. This book reflects the ideas and proposals of a group of experts and practitioners from the state and business environments, brought together by the Development Centre with public and private sector partners on reducing the cost of capital in the region. It provides insight into the nature of the problem of the cost of capital in Southern Africa and the effects it has on business activity and infrastructure development. In addition, the authors set out to define strategies for reducing capital cost, outlining measures suitable for government and private actors.--Publisher summary
Im Vorw.: This publication ... is part of an OECD project entitled "Understanding debt costs in South Africa: what policies could narrow the spread?"
Parallel als Onlineausg. erschienen
pt. 1. Country risk, capital cost and growth in South Africa : an overview -- pt. 2. Monetary policy, country risk and the bond market in South Africa -- pt. 3. Financial integration and risk mitigation in Southern Africa
