Mealie meal in Zambia (Corn meal) is not a normal good in the economic sense, it is a Giffen good. This paper sets out the conditions under which... Read more »
Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ZACCI) is carrying out a membership satisfaction and engagement survey, to help increase its efficiency and growth by measuring membership and stakeholder perception of services as well... Read more »
According to a recent report commissioned by the African Development Bank (Lombe, 2019), the Zambian Mining industry consumed an estimated $2.4bn worth of selected goods and services in 2017.... Read more »
The business cycle is the periodic but irregular up-and-down movement in economic activity, measured by fluctuations in real gross domestic product (GDP) and other macroeconomic variables. A business cycle... Read more »
The budget is the most important economic policy tool for macroeconomic management and resource allocation for any government. It provides a comprehensive statement of the nation’s priorities. Over the... Read more »
Many SME’s struggle with compliance to the statutory obligations under NAPSA. Excluding many formal businesses, Low compliance levels manifest in the difficult-to-reach groups. Even when new businesses do register,... Read more »
The Ministry of Commerce Trade and Industry with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) conducted this business survey in order to assess the impact of the Covid-19... Read more »
In April 2019 ZACCI appeared before parliament to propose a sovereign wealth fund. In July, it was accepted as a recommendation for the twelfth session of parliament. Sovereign Wealth... Read more »
In 2019 a proposed Government intervention reopened a policy debate over which consumption tax is more efficient – sales tax or VAT? This research paper by Kampamba Shula delved... Read more »
The ZACCI Business Confidence Index Q2 – 2019 survey covers the period from April, 2019 to June, 2019. The survey captures the current business climate in Zambia and factors... Read more »