CIAO DATE: 12/2008
August 2008
United States Institute of Peace
Although Zimbabwe's deep-seated economic malaise has robbed citizens of their savings, rendered incomes practically worthless and undermined domestic productivity, experts believe that an effort to reform the country's political corruption and irresponsible monetary policies will be central to establishing social and economic stability in the long run. This USIPeace Briefing reviews policy options and recommendations proffered at a USIP roundtable discussion on August 12, 2008. The panelists were:
USIP's Raymond Gilpin moderated the event.
Resource link: Depoliticizing Zimbabwe’s Economy: Solutions for Two Million Percent [PDF] - 207K