Zambia Economic Brief, June 2015, Issue 5 : Making Mining Work for Zambia

After several years of strong economic performance, Zambia now confronts several important challenges that must be managed carefully to ensure sustained and inclusive growth in the future. On the one hand, the economy grew by an estimated 5.5–6.0 p...

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Main Author:	World Bank Group
Format:	Report
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	MONETARY POLICY DEFICIT SOCIAL COSTS CAPITAL MARKETS FISH BASIS POINTS OIL PRICE ECONOMIC GROWTH DEPOSITS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MARKET DISTORTIONS ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION FISCAL DEFICITS INTEREST DOMESTIC BORROWING FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET EXPECTATIONS GOVERNMENT SPENDING PRODUCERS EMERGING ECONOMIES ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS EXCHANGE HEAVY METALS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS BOND SPREADS BALANCE OF PAYMENTS FINANCIAL RESOURCES LABOR FORCE DOMESTIC MARKET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES EMISSIONS GOVERNMENT BORROWING EXPORTERS REVENUES FISCAL POLICY BONDS INCENTIVES MODELS TAX LONG-TERM INVESTMENT FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS RESERVE CENTRAL BANKS CURRENT ACCOUNT SURPLUSES INTERNATIONAL BANK INFLATION PENSION AUDITS BUDGET CENTRAL BANK ECONOMIC ACTIVITY TRADE BALANCE OIL PRICES EXPLOITATION LABOR COSTS OIL CURRENCY AIR POLLUTION RESERVE BANK CAPITAL FORMATION IMPORT COSTS EXCHANGE RATES TRADING OPTIONS INTEREST RATES SOVEREIGN BOND OPEC MARKETS DEBT RETURN LAND DEGRADATION DEFICITS INFLATION RATE POLLUTION FORESTRY ECONOMIC POLICIES DIVIDENDS REGULATORY CAPACITY CAPITAL INVESTMENTS METALS CASH TRANSFERS SUBSIDIES FINANCE CERTAIN EXTENT EFFICIENCY FISHING TAX POLICIES TAXES FISCAL DEFICIT GOVERNMENT SECURITIES RESOURCES AUCTIONS EQUITY INVESTORS PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH CONSUMPTION COPPER SMELTERS FEDERAL RESERVE INTEREST PAYMENTS GOOD FEDERAL RESERVE BANK WAGES INTERNATIONAL TRADE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT VALUES MARKET PRICES FUTURE CREDIT BUDGETS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS MINES CONTRACT EXPENDITURES PROPERTY DECISION MAKING ECONOMIC RENTS TAX RATES T-BILL T-BILL RATE MARKET ENVIRONMENT SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSIONS FOREIGN EXCHANGE MONETARY POLICIES STREAMS TERMS OF TRADE SECURITIES TAX REVENUE CAPITAL GOODS INFLATION RATES CURRENCIES GOVERNMENT DEBT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE CURRENCY DEPRECIATION LAND GOODS DRINKING WATER INVESTMENT BOND COMMERCIAL BANKS SHARE POVERTY FINANCIAL MARKETS GLOBAL INTEREST WATER POLLUTION REVENUE EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE PRIVATE CONSUMPTION SULFUR DIOXIDE INVESTMENTS PENSION FUND ARSENIC PRODUCTION QUANTITIES EXCHANGE RATE INSTRUMENT PROFITS POLICY INSTRUMENTS ACID RAIN CAPITAL INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENTAL COMMODITY PRICES ARREARS PRICES PRODUCTION COSTS ECONOMIES
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Zambia Economic Brief, June 2015, Issue 5 : Making Mining Work for Zambia

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