The Pathology of the loot: The South African case

Editoral notes:

The South African official/reduced/strict unemployment rate was stated in the video to be 40%, the correct figure is around 35%, 40% is for the expanded/full unemployment rate. Apologies for the error.

Also the video begins rather abruptly, due to technical error in the recording, no content of significance was lost due to this. Apologies here too.

Select Show Notes:

https://infogram.com/monthly-income-levels-in-sa-1hnp27p9weey2gq?fbclid=IwAR1u00HXs6kRYFDW379tJcYmOWr-PfpKNDA0xfUEegmjlhpfc_G44BPpoh0

https://mybroadband.co.za/news/business/399659-south-africa-now-has-7-2-million-unemployed-people-and-rising.html?fbclid=IwAR0xvcrVvRl4MVwCd94wKmhmU8TWuC9jRWX6LsVkR5wzIeBBFvFqT-fIQKc

https://www.brookings.edu/blog/africa-in-focus/2020/11/20/lockdown-economics-in-south-africa-social-assistance-and-the-ramaphosa-stimulus-package/

The following link is a Webinar with four investment experts - Magnus Heystek, Magda Wierzycka, Mike Schüssler and Glyn Owen it covers a variety of economic metrics some that I touched on, and some that I did not that look at the economic situation of South Africa in the past 10 years and some limited projections/outlook based on what has been seen in the past 10 years:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roXDXPiXx44&ab_channel=BrenthurstWealthManagement

The following is a academic paper, if you can't view it from "Wiley online", send me an email to [email protected] I will share it with you, you must agree to fair usage of this academic work

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/saje.12277