Inequality destroys benefits of positive economic growth for the poor, South African district-level data reveals
A unique analysis of district-level data reveals why inequality is so destructive to the home consumption welfare of people ...
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0.09% of South African companies pay 72.3% of all corporate income tax
Efficient Group Chief Economist Dawie Roodt revealed that only 1,051 companies pay 72.3% of all corporate income tax in South ...
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South Africa's Budget 2025: Pragmatism or missed opportunity?
South Africa’s 2025 budget is a cautious step toward fiscal stability, with debt peaking at 76.2% of GDP in 2025-26 and a ...
The South African on MSN6d
How a 0.5 percent point VAT increase will squeeze South Africans
A 0.5 percent point VAT increase may seem like a small adjustment, but even the tiniest hike puts pressure on an already ...
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South Africa’s 2025 budget: Unlocking mining's full potential could reshape South Africa's economy
the MCSA notes that sustained higher growth rates are the only way to ensure a durable improvement in South Africa’s public finances. “Sustained weak real GDP growth, in part as a result of an ...
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Boosting Growth and Prosperity in South Africa
South Africa is well-positioned to confront significant longstanding challenges that have been holding the economy back: declining real per-capital income, persistent unemployment, pervasive poverty, ...