Sentences with phrase «structural economic adjustment»

People are eager to forget the harsh economic conditions of the 1980s under structural economic adjustment programmes,» Akwasi Sarpong, BBC Africa.

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The proposed BBL should include adjustments to PBO's mandate to include the dating of the economic cycle, estimating the cyclically - adjusted and the structural balance, verifying the costs of the extraordinary circumstances, measuring the government's compliance to the law, among others.

One implication is that it may take up to three years for the full economic impact to be felt, and even longer for all of the structural adjustments to take place.

International economic institutions coax and compel governments to pursue structural adjustment, widening the chasm between classes and provoking mounting social conflict.

The structural adjustment imposed by the IMF and the World Bank on debtor countries as a condition of aiding them to renegotiate their debts has transformed the relative power of governments and economic actors.

When smaller nations resist, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank impose structural adjustment policies upon them on pain of their total exclusion from the international economic system.

Another urgent need is to reverse the policies of international economic organizations expressed through structural adjustment that oppose economic self - reliance in developing countries.

Economic Globalization from Above entails countries of the South to accept - within the parameters of the dominant World capitalist system - the imposition of structural adjustment programs, neo-liberal economic policies, including the wholesale liberalization of domestic economies, to allow unrestricted entry to transnational Economic Globalization from Above entails countries of the South to accept - within the parameters of the dominant World capitalist system - the imposition of structural adjustment programs, neo-liberal economic policies, including the wholesale liberalization of domestic economies, to allow unrestricted entry to transnational economic policies, including the wholesale liberalization of domestic economies, to allow unrestricted entry to transnational capital.

(«Structural adjustment is conducive to a form of «economic genocide» which is carried out through the deliberate manipulation of market forces.

Another factor in producing a climate that haggling and related practices are the social and economic consequences of World Bank and IMF - imposed structural adjustment programmes (SAPs).

I will expand upon this notion in this blog, referring to what Cameroonian scholar Achille Mbembe describes as the barter economy within the cash economy that has developed in many African nations following the social and economic transformations that accompanied the 1980s World Bank - imposed structural adjustment programs.

This has been the main feature of economic management in Ghana since the mid-1980s when the infamous structural adjustment programmewas implemented.

The peripheral and semiperipheral states in Latin America, Africa, Asia, and Eastern Europe, under the pressure of the leading capitalist states (primarily the United States) and international monetary institutions (IMF and the World Bank), have adopted «structural adjustments,» «shock therapies,» or «economic reforms,» to restructure their economies in accordance with the requirements of neoliberal economics more...