Botswana : Selected Issues.

Poverty and unemployment remained high in Botswana. The shortcomings of the labor market policies are responsible for a high unemployment rate. This selected issues paper sheds considerable light on ways that Botswana can enhance inclusive growth and reduce the high level of structural unemployment....

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor Corporativo: International Monetary Fund
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2012.
Colección:IMF staff country report ; no. 12/235.
Temas:
Since 1966
Foreign exchange rates > Botswana.
Finance, Public > Botswana.
Monetary policy > Botswana.
Taux de change > Botswana.
Finances publiques > Botswana.
Politique monétaire > Botswana.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS > Economics > General.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS > Reference.
Economic history
Finance, Public
Foreign exchange rates
Monetary policy
Botswana > Economic conditions > 1966- > Statistics.
Botswana > Conditions économiques > 1966- > Statistiques.
Botswana
Statistics
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Cover; Contents; Executive Summary; I. Inequality and Growth in the Southern African Customs Union Region; A. Background; B. Empirical Analysis; Boxes; I.1. Lessons for Botswana from Brazil, Chile, and Indonesia for achieving more inclusive growth; Figures; I.1. Effect of Increase of Different Factors on Growth Spell Duration; I.2. Average GDP per Capita Growth Rate, 2000-10; Tables; 1. Contributing Factors to the End of Growth Spells in the SACU Region; 2. Comparative Impact of Income Inequalities on Growth Spell Duration; I.3. Comparing Gini Coefficients Between SACU countries
  • 3. Highest HIV/AIDS Prevalence Rates in the World, 2009C. Conclusions; Appendixes; Appendix I.1; Appendix I.2; II. Closing the Jobs Gap in the Southern Africa Customs Union Region; A. Introduction; II. 1. Unemployment Crisis in SACU Compared to Other Regions; B. The Unemployment Data; II. 2. Cross-Country Unemployment Rates; II. 3. SACU Unemployment Rate Estimates; II. 4. Employment in Agricultural Sector; C. The Empirical Analysis of the Data; II. 5. Employment-Output Elasticity, Job Creation, and the Effective Cost of Capital
  • II. 6. Unemployment Rates and Labor Market Indicators-Correlation AnalysisII. 7. SACU Countries: Demographic Projections, 2015-2050; II. 8. Average Effective Tax Rates on Labor and Capital; II. 1. Botswana and Chile: Case Studies on Policies for Tackling Unemployment; D. Conclusions; Appendix II. 1

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