Doing business in South Africa
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Doing business in South Africa
Kogan Page, 1995
2nd ed
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Previous ed.: 1993
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Description
Fully endorsed by the Confederation of British Industry, this second edition has been comprehensively rewritten to take full account of the new government in South Africa and the business climate it is creating. Adopting a pragmatic approach, it starts with an overview of economic performance and then analyzes a wide range of topics essential to anyone contemplating business operations including: investment incentives; trade regulations; employment law and industrial relations; mergers and acquisitions; the development regions; analysis of key industry sectors. It also provides a thorough examination of current business opportunities in South Africa. Expanded and completely updated, the book covers constitutional changes and the evolution of local government, the development of occupational training and trends in consumer markets, as well as the changes in the taxation regime and corporate regulations.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 The economy and business conditions: South Africa in perspective
- an overview of economic performance
- legal strategies for foreign investment in South Africa
- competitive advantage and the promotion of expert growth
- exchange control considerations
- investment incentives
- tax considerations
- financial reporting and auditing
- business ethics and their regulation in the RSA
- RSA trade regulations
- the intellectual property system
- employment law and industrial relations
- arbitration
- future of mergers and acquisitions in South Africa
- the role of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange
- South Africa futures and options markets
- the outlook for investment. Part 2 The development regions and key industry sectors. Part 3 Corporate profiles.
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