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Accelerating Growth and Development: The Contribution of an Integrated Manufacturing Strategy:

Accelerating Growth and Development: The Contribution of an Integrated Manufacturing Strategy:. ACCOMPANYING DATA. Slow growth since 1994. Source: SARB QB. Increased integration into the global economy: General trend of lowering of tariffs.

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Accelerating Growth and Development: The Contribution of an Integrated Manufacturing Strategy:

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  1. Accelerating Growth and Development: The Contribution of an Integrated Manufacturing Strategy: ACCOMPANYING DATA

  2. Slow growth since 1994 Source: SARB QB

  3. Increased integration into the global economy:General trend of lowering of tariffs

  4. Increased export orientation: significant export growth

  5. Exports by stage of manufacturing, as % of total exports Increased share of manufacturing in export basket

  6. Source: IDC

  7. Reduced vulnerability through diversification of export markets

  8. Source: WTO Despite export growth, declining share in world trade

  9. Falling Formal Sector Employment Source: SARB QB

  10. Increasing importance of informal sector Source: Statistics South Africa

  11. Mismatch of skills supply and demand Source: Econometrix

  12. Gross Fixed Capital Formation At constant 1995 prices Insufficient productive investment

  13. Foreign Capital Inflows Annual Figures Insufficient productive investment:Portfolio inflows dominate long term capital inflows Source: SARB QB

  14. Insufficient Investment in R&D Source: DACST

  15. Small enterprise development still racially unequal Sample from Greater Johannesburg Metro Source: World Bank

  16. Percentage Unemployment by Race and Gender Continued racial inequalities in labour market Source: Stats SA Labour Force Survey Feb 2001

  17. Semi-skilled employees by race Managers by race Source: Department of Labour Legacy of racial exclusion:Unequal participation in management Source: Department of Labour Employment Equity Report 2000

  18. Insufficient improvement in quality of life

  19. Large regional disparities & high absolute poverty Percentage of Households Living In Poverty, 1996 Source: Statistics South Africa

  20. Logistics costs: internationally uncompetitive

  21. Underdeveloped telecommunications infrastructure Source: World Development Indicators

  22. Investment in PC’s Slackening SA falling behind due to inequalities

  23. Insufficient Science and Technology Skills Source: DACST

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