Both the World Bank report and the IRR’s Blueprint for Growth papers flag race-rigged policies like BEE as barriers to ...
Washington State University entomologists announced this week that commercial honey bee colony losses are projected to reach ...
Gabriel Crouse, a fellow at the prestigious IRR, estimates that ending BEE would enable VAT to actually be cut to 11.5%.
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World Bank: SA's economic growth held back by 'excessive' regulations and BEE policiesThe World Bank has said that South Africa should end its “excessive” regulatory burden, and that government needs to overhaul its Black-ownership (BEE) laws. The Bank elaborated that ...
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SA's growth problem is structural, not BEE - AnalystPRETORIA - The World Bank alleges that South Africa's BEE regulations stifle growth. The report also focuses on inclusive growth and highlights key structural reforms to assist with inclusive growth.
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