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Impact of Covid-19 on the South African economy

Impact of Covid-19 on the South African economyAn initial analysisChanning Arndt, Rob Davies, Sherwin Gabriel, Laurence Harris, Konstantin Makrelov, Boipuso Modise, Sherman Robinson, Witness Simbanegavi, Dirk van Seventer, and Lillian AndersonSA-TIED Working Paper 111 | April 2020 About the projectSouthern Africa Towards Inclusive Economic Development (SA-TIED)SA-TIED is a unique collaboration between local and international research institutes and the government of South Africa. Its primary goal is to improve the interface between research and policy by producing cutting-edge research for inclusive growth and economic transformation in the southern African region. It is hoped that the SA-TIED programme will lead to greater institutional and individual capacities, improve database management and data analysis, and provide research outputs that assist in the formulation of evidence-based economic collaboration is between the United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research (UNU-WIDE)

Impact of Covid-19 on the South African economy iii Notes: Agri&ff = Agriculture, fishing and forestry, Trdacc = Trade and accommodation services, Fin&bs = Financial and business services. Figure ES2: Impacts on value added for broad industries for …

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