Social -Economic Review and Outlook
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2024-03-09T01:49:32ZQuarterly Economic Bulletin 2021/22 Quarter 3
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Quarterly Economic Bulletin 2021/22 Quarter 3
Limpopo Provincial Treasury
The 2020/21 quarter three Quarterly Economic Bulletin is presented during the
continuing mist of Covid-19, which is accompanied by the new waves of infections and
the recent emergency of the new omicron variant. The COVID-19 pandemic continues
to force government to act in a context of great uncertainty and under heavy economic,
fiscal and social pressures. Both the national and provincial government are continuing
to protect the health of the citizens and to limit the impact of the crisis on the already
ailing economy.
The global economic recovery continues amid a resurging pandemic that poses
unique policy challenges. Meanwhile, inflation has increased markedly in the United
States and some emerging market economies including South Africa. As restrictions
are relaxed, demand has accelerated, but supply has been slower to respond.
Although price pressures are expected to subside in most countries in 2022, inflation
prospects are highly uncertain. These increases in inflation are occurring even as
employment is below pre-pandemic levels in many economies, forcing difficult choices
on policymakers.
Technical quarterly report
2021-12-31T00:00:00ZQuarterly Economic Bulletin 2021/22 Quarter 2
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Quarterly Economic Bulletin 2021/22 Quarter 2
Limpopo Provincial Treasury
The second quarter Quarterly Economic Bulletin is presented at a time when the
country is implementing the economic reconstruction and recovery plan after the
upsetting effect of COVID-19 in 2020 and 2021. The national government has set up
plans and strategies to lift the country out of the tough prevailing economic conditions,
which ranges from high unemployment rate, high poverty levels and deteriorating
income levels. Covid-19 has also impacted negatively to the national and provincial
revenue collection, and the crisis lead to a need to reprioritize the budget towards
COVID -19 related expenditure.
Globally many economies are devising and introducing policy adjustments to cope
with the tough and challenging economic times and the new way of doing business.
The global economic landscape is shifting from traditional based activities to more
refined service orientated economic activities embracing the use of technologies.
Technical report
2021-09-21T00:00:00ZQuarterly Economic Bulletin 2021/22 Quarter 1
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Quarterly Economic Bulletin 2021/22 Quarter 1
Limpopo Provincial Treasury
Covid-19 can be described as a disruption to the world order - a disruption that has
tested the formidability of democracies, economies, financial markets and
development programmes.
The Quarterly Economic Bulletin (QEB) is presented at a time where countries are
racing to immunise its population against the subtle virus, that has the potency to
mutate if not terminated well in time, and complicate strategies developed to
disempower it. America, Europe and Asia have been in the forefront of developing
Covid-19 vaccines and by comparative advantage managed to accelerate inoculation
of its population. This has created vaccine inequality in the world where developing
countries and some of the emerging markets lag in vaccination.
Technical report
2021-06-01T00:00:00Z1st Quarter Economic Bulletin 2014/15
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1st Quarter Economic Bulletin 2014/15
Limpopo Provincial Treasury
Economic Bulletin
2014-08-25T00:00:00Z