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Jun 1 , 2024.
The percentage points indicating the loss in the average growth rate of real GDP in Africa for a one-percentage-point increase in inflation. This is an unusual empirical finding, higher than typically observed in other regions where the relationship between inflation and GDP growth tends to be less pronounced. It reveals that African economies are uniquely vulnerable to inflationary pressures, possibly due to structural weaknesses, high dependency on imports for essential goods, and limited policy tools to combat inflation effectively.
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