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Bread Basket of Africa

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UNEMPLOYMENT

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AIDS

AIDS

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REASONS THAT LED TO THE CRISIS

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GDP

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AGRICULTURE

60% Labor force

•Wheat•Tobacco

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300,000 tons in 1990 to less than 50,000in 2007

Wheat Production

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US$600 million in 2000 generated less than US$125 million in2007

TobaccoResponsible for 1/3rd exchange earnings

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Economic Structural Adjustment Program (ESAP) failure:

•No foreign aid

•Local borrowings

•Restrictions on exchange earnings

• Price control policy(2007)

MANUFACTURING

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Lowest ever coal production in 2006 since 1946

MINING

6,000 deposits25 tons gold annually

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GOLD

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•Victoria Falls

•Game reserves

•Stunning mountains

•Wonderful climate.

TOURISM

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TOURISM

1/10

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•Main source of income

•Informal sector share of employment grew to about 20percent in 1986 and to an estimated 40 percent in 2004. •Operation Murambatsvina

INFORMAL SECTOR

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Out of control Loss of value

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Characteristics

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Non monetary asset Foreign currency

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Fall in purchasing power

Credit purchases

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Price index

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How it happened

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Confiscation of white-owned farmland Killing of other white farmers

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Repudiation of debts to the International Monetary Fund

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Why these factors caused hyperinflation

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What else the government did?

Declared inflation illegal Freezing of wages

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what is the best strategy forward to tackle this hyperinflation ?

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• Linking of currency• Froze government spending• Stop printing currency• lifting all price controls• Deregulate their economy

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ROLE OF RBZ

HYPER-INFLATION

DEMAND FOR CASH

PRINTING MONEY

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DOLLARIZATION

CURRENCY BOARD

FREE BANKING SYSTEM

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DOLLARIZATION• UNOFFICIAL

• SEMI OFFICIAL

• OFFICIAL

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Characteristics of Dollarization

Imports Monetary Policy

Arbitrage keeps price low

Inflation etc. are low

Exp: Ecuador, El Salvador etc

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OPTIONS AVAILABLE

FULLY CONVERTIBLE

HIGH CREDIBILITY

LOW AND STABLE INFLATION etc

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Fully Convertible

High Credibility

Low and Stable Inflation etc

More Business with Europe

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Largest Trading Partner

Large base of Expatriates

Unified Currency Zone

Exchange Controls

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CURRENCY BOARDCurrency BoardNo role in monetary base

No Government Control

No Control on money Supply

Market Forces determine Money Supply

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Fully backed by Foreign Reserve

Fully convertible at fixed rate

Exp: Argentina (1991-2002)

Acquire reserves for elasticity

Estonia (1992)Lithonia (1994)

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FREE BANKING SYSTEM

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FREE BANKING SYSTEM

No Central Bank

No Lender of Last Resort

No Reserve requirements

No restrictions on Banks Portfolio’s rate

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THANK YOU!!

Faraz KhanRoshan Sonthalia

Smriti GuptaStuti Gupta

FORE School of Management