Capital Flows, Credit Markets and Growth in South Africa

The book delves into the intricate relationships between capital flows, credit markets, and economic growth in South Africa, emphasizing the influence of global economic trends and policy uncertainties. It investigates how advanced economies' unconventional monetary policies affect domestic conditions, revealing that BRICS GDP growth can amplify global economic shocks. The authors analyze the implications of capital flow dynamics, sovereign credit ratings, and inflation regimes on GDP growth and business confidence, advocating for pro-growth policies to enhance economic stability.