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Guide to the Namibian Economy 2010
Robin Sherbourne
This book is the brainchild of Robin Sherbourne, a trustee of the IPPR and a former director of the organisation. Robin has been analysing and writing about the Namibian economy since the early 1990’s and this books is very much the product of his close engagement with the issues over the past 20 years. As such, it is voluminous, but its size should not put off would-be readers, since it is written and presented in a style that is highly readable and relevant. This is not a dry and dusty economics tome. There is unlikely to be another book on the Namibian economy that is as detailed and accessible.
This second edition includes not only a comprehensive update of data and events but also a wealth of new material including boxes on the informal sector, welfare payments, Namibia’s white fish industry, BEE in the mining sector and more.
The contents include:
Introduction: Half Way There
Key Political Events
Macroeconomy
Macroeconomic Performance
Fiscal Policy
Budget Expenditure Trends
Monetary Policy
Employment and Poverty
Sectors
Agriculture
Fishing
Mining
Diamond Cutting and Polishing
Manufacturing
Construction
Electricity
Water
Tourism
Transport
Telecommunication
Banking
Cross Sectoral Issues
Petroleum
State-Owned Enterprises
Commercial Land Reform
The NSX and Domestic Asset Requirements
Trade
Black Economic Empowerment
Legislation passed since 1990
Key Economic White Papers and Policies
Price: 260.00 N$ incl. VAT
Institute for Public Policy Research, Windhoek 2010
ISBN 9789994571208
167 x 240 mm
410 pages, softcover
Weight: 685 g |
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