Title:

Country Report Burundi May 2008

Price:$270.00
Publication Date:May 01, 2008
Source:Country Report
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Word Count:8413
Length:20 Pages
Geography / Regions:Burundi
Industry:Automotive, Consumer goods, Energy, Financial Services, Food and Drinks, Food, beverage and tobacco, Healthcare, Oil and gas, Oil, gas and other chemicals, Pharma & biotech, Pharmaceuticals & bio-tech, Retail trade, Telecoms, Telecoms and Technology, Travel and Tourism
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Sections
Title
Summary
Political structure
Economic structure: Annual indicators
Economic structure: Quarterly indicators
Outlook for 2008-09: Domestic politics
Outlook for 2008-09: International relations
Outlook for 2008-09: Policy trends
Outlook for 2008-09: Fiscal policy
Outlook for 2008-09: Monetary policy
Outlook for 2008-09: International assumptions
Outlook for 2008-09: Economic growth
Outlook for 2008-09: Inflation
Outlook for 2008-09: Exchange rates
Outlook for 2008-09: External sector
Outlook for 2008-09: Forecast summary
The political scene: Mr Radjabu gets 13 years for plotting against the state
The political scene: Opposition capitalises on government weakness
The political scene: Ms Nzomukunda expelled from the ruling party
The political scene: Opposition parties resist dismissal of Ms Nzomukunda
The political scene: Grenade attacks on homes of parliamentarians
The political scene: Demobilisation of the military increases violent crime
The political scene: Palipehutu-FNL demands cause talks to collapse
The political scene: Increasing number of refugee returns from Tanzania
The political scene: Burundi soldier killed in Somalia
Economic policy: Delayed civil service pay increase finally awarded
Economic policy: The 2010 general election increasingly shapes policy
Economic policy: Turf war develops for control of the lucrative aid budget
Economic policy: Progress on privatisation programme is slow
Economic policy: Government vision for the tea sector is non-existent
The domestic economy: Inflation pressures surge during first quarter
The domestic economy: Rapid currency depreciation in early 2008
The domestic economy: Half of households go hungry, but situation is improving
The domestic economy: Tea and coffee output falls
The domestic economy: New Chinese mobile phone operator enters the market
Foreign trade and payments: Donor aid balances out large trade deficit in 2007

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