Zimbabwe Perspectives: Zimbabwe's Economy - which bristles should be in the new broom?

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				If 2000 presents a chance to reform Zimbabwe's economy, which bristles should be in the new broom? (One man's view)
				Part 1: Politicians and Business Government involvement in business: a brief history The consequences for business and investment The effects of political ineptness The economic crisis that Zimbabwe is facing A once-in-a-generation opportunity New thinking and behaviour by politicians ...go to part 1 Part 2: Radical economic reforms - the suggested approach Cash is oxygen Confidence Look forwards and backwards at the same time Unity of purpose and unqualified support Empowerment of those leading the turnaround Staffing: horses for courses ...go to part 2 Part 3: Applying these principles to a turnaround of the Zimbabwean Economy Structural flaws identified What to include in a turnaround plan The objectives of a turnaround Expected outcomes of the turnaround plan The turnaround team Consensus building ...go to part 3 Part 4: Fourteen turnaround plans

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If 2000 presents a chance to reform Zimbabwe's economy, which bristles should be in the new broom? (One man's view)