Zimbabwe is now a struggling economy that can no longer produce enough food for its population. In 2008, it also suffered the highest inflation in the world, which peaked at about seven sextillion percent1; the most rapidly falling currency; the world’s worst credit rating; and the most serious skills exodus, with between three million and four million people leaving the country (table 5.1).
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Robertson, J. (2011). A macroeconomic policy framework for economic stabilization in Zimbabwe. In Zimbabwe: Picking Up the Pieces (pp. 83–105). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230116436_5
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