Localisation undermining the economyBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-10-02T11:46:07+02:00September 13th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: a tax on consumption, David Kaplan, developing local industry, Donald MacKay, export footprint, foreign firms, industrial policy, localisation, the future of our economy|Read MoreComments Off on Localisation undermining the economy
We need to rethink our economic strategyBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-10-02T11:47:13+02:00September 13th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: ann bernstein, anti-growth, business and government, corruption, economic growth, eskom, fiscal policy, governance, infrastructure, macroeconomics, Transnet|Read MoreComments Off on We need to rethink our economic strategy
Localisation hurts the economyBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-10-02T12:11:27+02:00September 13th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: a tax on consumption, David Kaplan, developing local industry, Donald MacKay, export footprint, foreign firms, industrial policy, localisation, the future of our economy|Read MoreComments Off on Localisation hurts the economy
MEDIA RELEASE | South Africa cannot afford costly localisation policyBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-09-11T15:05:27+02:00September 11th, 2023|Categories: Media releases|Tags: a tax on consumption, David Kaplan, developing local industry, Donald MacKay, export footprint, foreign firms, industrial policy, localisation, the future of our economy|Read MoreComments Off on MEDIA RELEASE | South Africa cannot afford costly localisation policy
The Seven Sins of Localisation: Can South Africa afford this costly policy?By Centre for Development and Enterprise|2024-02-20T09:45:58+02:00September 8th, 2023|Categories: Growth and Jobs, Publications|Tags: a tax on consumption, David Kaplan, developing local industry, Donald MacKay, export footprint, foreign firms, industrial policy, localisation, the future of our economy|Read MoreComments Off on The Seven Sins of Localisation: Can South Africa afford this costly policy?
SA cannot afford its costly localisation policyBy Ann Bernstein|2023-09-21T12:21:39+02:00September 8th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Op-ed|Tags: a tax on consumption, David Kaplan, developing local industry, Donald MacKay, export footprint, foreign firms, industrial policy, localisation, the future of our economy|Read MoreComments Off on SA cannot afford its costly localisation policy
South Africa has dug a very deep hole for itselfBy Ann Bernstein|2023-08-29T10:10:42+02:00August 1st, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Op-ed|Tags: ann bernstein, economic growth, Eskom and Transnet, Government and the business, local government, president cyril ramaphosa, xpropriation without compensation|Read MoreComments Off on South Africa has dug a very deep hole for itself
LETTER: It is World Bank data putting SA among the poorest schools performersBy Stefan Schirmer|2023-08-17T15:51:47+02:00July 30th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Op-ed|Tags: ann bernstein, business and government, corruption, Department of basic education, education and skills, education system, Matric pass rate, PIRLS, SADTU, schools capture|Read MoreComments Off on LETTER: It is World Bank data putting SA among the poorest schools performers
CDE Conversations | Donald Kaberuka on Africa’s prospects in turbulent timesBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-08-29T10:13:30+02:00July 25th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Past webinars|Tags: African Development Bank, Donald Kaberuka, economic growth, Energy transition, government and business, Infrastructure development, Trade|Read MoreComments Off on CDE Conversations | Donald Kaberuka on Africa’s prospects in turbulent times
Countries prosper when cities work – we must fix ours, especially the powerhouse, JoburgBy Ann Bernstein|2023-07-20T14:15:47+02:00July 6th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Op-ed|Tags: city-based research, demons of density, densifying cities, economic research south africa, ed glaeser, ERSA, South Africa’s cities, the power of cities, urban agenda, urban managers, urban-led growth|Read MoreComments Off on Countries prosper when cities work – we must fix ours, especially the powerhouse, Joburg
Economic growth is rooted in citiesBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-07-20T14:17:43+02:00July 5th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: city-based research, demons of density, densifying cities, economic research south africa, ed glaeser, ERSA, South Africa’s cities, the power of cities, urban agenda, urban managers, urban-led growth|Read MoreComments Off on Economic growth is rooted in cities
Cities are the future for SA, but bad governance takes them to the pastBy Ann Bernstein|2023-08-29T10:19:00+02:00July 5th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Op-ed|Tags: city-based research, demons of density, densifying cities, economic research south africa, ed glaeser, ERSA, South Africa’s cities, the power of cities, urban agenda, urban managers, urban-led growth|Read MoreComments Off on Cities are the future for SA, but bad governance takes them to the past
Cities are hotbeds for jobs and economic growthBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-07-20T14:21:39+02:00July 4th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: city-based research, demons of density, densifying cities, economic research south africa, ed glaeser, ERSA, South Africa’s cities, the power of cities, urban agenda, urban managers, urban-led growth|Read MoreComments Off on Cities are hotbeds for jobs and economic growth
Michael Spence in conversation with Ann BernsteinBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-07-06T11:36:31+02:00July 3rd, 2023|Categories: CDE Conversations, Publications|Tags: Business and Development, economic growth, Growth strategy, Michael Spence, Stanford University|Read MoreComments Off on Michael Spence in conversation with Ann Bernstein
Cities are critical for growthBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-07-20T14:24:05+02:00June 29th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: city-based research, demons of density, densifying cities, economic research south africa, ed glaeser, ERSA, South Africa’s cities, the power of cities, urban agenda, urban managers, urban-led growth|Read MoreComments Off on Cities are critical for growth
Poor policies have driven low growthBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-07-20T14:26:16+02:00June 26th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: ann bernstein, anti-growth, business and government, corruption, economic growth, eskom, fiscal policy, governance, infrastructure, macroeconomics, Transnet|Read MoreComments Off on Poor policies have driven low growth
South Africa’s future will be decided in our citiesBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2024-02-20T09:49:56+02:00June 26th, 2023|Categories: Cities, Publications|Tags: city-based research, demons of density, densifying cities, economic research south africa, ed glaeser, ERSA, South Africa’s cities, the power of cities, urban agenda, urban managers, urban-led growth|Read MoreComments Off on South Africa’s future will be decided in our cities
MEDIA RELEASE | Our cities are the best hope for turning SA aroundBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-11-01T09:03:56+02:00June 26th, 2023|Categories: Media releases|Tags: city-based research, demons of density, densifying cities, economic research south africa, ed glaeser, ERSA, South Africa’s cities, the power of cities, urban agenda, urban managers, urban-led growth|Read MoreComments Off on MEDIA RELEASE | Our cities are the best hope for turning SA around
Restoring confidence in South Africa is the key to growthBy Ann Bernstein|2023-07-20T14:28:04+02:00June 25th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Op-ed|Tags: ann bernstein, anti-growth, business and government, corruption, economic growth, eskom, fiscal policy, governance, infrastructure, macroeconomics, Transnet|Read MoreComments Off on Restoring confidence in South Africa is the key to growth
Bad policy choices, poor governance, weak leadership are wrecking SA’s economyBy Ann Bernstein|2023-06-22T13:53:47+02:00June 14th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Op-ed|Tags: ann bernstein, anti-growth, business and government, corruption, economic growth, eskom, fiscal policy, governance, infrastructure, macroeconomics, Transnet|Read MoreComments Off on Bad policy choices, poor governance, weak leadership are wrecking SA’s economy
The future of our economy is at riskBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-06-21T10:19:16+02:00June 13th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: ann bernstein, anti-growth, business and government, corruption, economic growth, eskom, fiscal policy, governance, infrastructure, macroeconomics, Transnet|Read MoreComments Off on The future of our economy is at risk
Sound governance and policy choices needed to fix the economyBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-06-21T10:20:28+02:00June 12th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: ann bernstein, anti-growth, business and government, corruption, economic growth, eskom, fiscal policy, governance, infrastructure, macroeconomics, Transnet|Read MoreComments Off on Sound governance and policy choices needed to fix the economy
Government needs to prioritise growthBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-06-21T10:21:54+02:00June 11th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: ann bernstein, anti-growth, business and government, corruption, economic growth, eskom, fiscal policy, governance, infrastructure, macroeconomics, Transnet|Read MoreComments Off on Government needs to prioritise growth
SA’s economy going nowhere slowlyBy Ann Bernstein|2023-06-21T10:23:18+02:00June 9th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Op-ed|Tags: ann bernstein, anti-growth, business and government, corruption, economic growth, eskom, fiscal policy, governance, infrastructure, macroeconomics, Transnet|Read MoreComments Off on SA’s economy going nowhere slowly
The effects of poor policy and bad governance on economic growthBy Centre for Development and Enterprise|2023-06-21T10:24:59+02:00June 8th, 2023|Categories: Latest News, Multimedia|Tags: ann bernstein, anti-growth, business and government, corruption, economic growth, eskom, fiscal policy, governance, infrastructure, macroeconomics, Transnet|Read MoreComments Off on The effects of poor policy and bad governance on economic growth
