Angola is among the 15th most dynamic economies in Africa, economic growth is based on the expansion of oil production. This is close to two million barrels per day, placing the country among the major oil producers in the world. At the same time, Angola shares the characteristics of so-called Least Developed Countries and faces serious structural challenges. At present there are at least three threats targeting Angolan external sector, namely the high propensity to import, the volatility of oil prices and the slowdown in the Chinese economy. The present work aims to identify these threats as a latent danger that hangs over the Angolan economy in the medium
Angola is one of Africaâs most established petro-states, with initial forays into the countryâs oil ...
Angola is one of Africa’s most established petro-states, with initial forays into the country’s oil ...
This paper presents a brief overview of Angola’s international trade and the prospects for diversifi...
The Sub-Saharan Africa belongs to the most underdeveloped regions in the world economy. This region ...
Angola’s economic boom averaging about 17 per cent per annum, is centred on its extractive oil indus...
Angola is more dependent on oil than any other country in Sub Saharan Africa and most other countrie...
Oil and diamond money are at the same time the biggest economic opportunity for Angola as well as be...
M.Phil.Determining the risk for investment in Angola - economic, commercial and political analysis o...
WP 2000-15 October 2000Future growth in Angola is both conditioned by and dependent upon the way in ...
In the aftermath of Angola’s civil war, strong economic relations developed between the countr...
M.Phil.Prior to independence from Portugal in 1975, Angola had a highoutput economy with a rapidly i...
This paper provides an analysis of important factors that have affected the Angolan economy in recen...
The authors have highlighted the role of the export market in Angola and investigated the country’s ...
While extractive industries, diamonds and oil, account for 99 percent of Angolan exports and 57 perc...
The aim is to discuss economic relations between China and Angola since the 2000s to demonstrate tha...
Angola is one of Africaâs most established petro-states, with initial forays into the countryâs oil ...
Angola is one of Africa’s most established petro-states, with initial forays into the country’s oil ...
This paper presents a brief overview of Angola’s international trade and the prospects for diversifi...
The Sub-Saharan Africa belongs to the most underdeveloped regions in the world economy. This region ...
Angola’s economic boom averaging about 17 per cent per annum, is centred on its extractive oil indus...
Angola is more dependent on oil than any other country in Sub Saharan Africa and most other countrie...
Oil and diamond money are at the same time the biggest economic opportunity for Angola as well as be...
M.Phil.Determining the risk for investment in Angola - economic, commercial and political analysis o...
WP 2000-15 October 2000Future growth in Angola is both conditioned by and dependent upon the way in ...
In the aftermath of Angola’s civil war, strong economic relations developed between the countr...
M.Phil.Prior to independence from Portugal in 1975, Angola had a highoutput economy with a rapidly i...
This paper provides an analysis of important factors that have affected the Angolan economy in recen...
The authors have highlighted the role of the export market in Angola and investigated the country’s ...
While extractive industries, diamonds and oil, account for 99 percent of Angolan exports and 57 perc...
The aim is to discuss economic relations between China and Angola since the 2000s to demonstrate tha...
Angola is one of Africaâs most established petro-states, with initial forays into the countryâs oil ...
Angola is one of Africa’s most established petro-states, with initial forays into the country’s oil ...
This paper presents a brief overview of Angola’s international trade and the prospects for diversifi...