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BUILDING A NEW SOUTH AFRICA: VOLUME 1 Economic Policy: A Report from the Mission on Economic Analysis and Policy Formulation for Post-Apartheid South Africa Edited by Marc van Ameringen IDRC 1995 ISBN Out of print e-ISBN 1-55250-247-3 120 pp.  
Let us use these ideas to ensure that our reconstruction and development go ahead in harmony. Beginning with a discussion between Nelson Mandela and former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, the 1991 economic policy mission looked at the requirements of the South African democratic movement to conduct economic research and develop economic policy. Its final report outlined how these needs could be met in the period leading up to the transition to a nonracial and democratic South Africa. This volume presents the Mission's original report, together with a foreword by Nelson Mandela and a new, in-depth, and critical assessment of the process of economic policy formulation that has taken place to date.
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Foreword Nelson R. Mandela 1995 Preface 1995 Acknowledgments 1995 Chapter 1. Introduction 1995 Chapter 2. Existing capacity for economic research and management 1995 Chapter 3. Priority areas for economic research, analysis, and policy formulation 1995 Chapter 4. Training and capacity building for economic policy 1995 Chapter 5. Recommendations for South Africa 1995 Chapter 6. Recommendations for external support 1995 Afterword — Vishnu Padayachee 1995 Appendix A. Members of the Mission 1995 Appendix B. Organizations consulted during the Mission 1995 Appendix C. Acronyms and abbreviations 1995 Bibliography 1995 |
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