FMF NEWSLETTER 5 February 2020

Production and savings are what drives an economy – JACQUES JONKER

The South African economy is facing a savings crisis. Citizens cannot afford to save enough money to drive the necessary capital generation for investment because of the suffocating effects of the government’s economic policies, such as high tax rates and levies on certain products like fuel.

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Load shedding: what caused it and why the lack of a permanent solution? – DAVID NICHOLLS
Increasing access to quality healthcare in SA – MICHAEL SETTAS and ADRIAN PARSONS

Wednesday, 5 February 2020 EVENING EVENT – Liberalism in South Africa, it's history and prospects for 2020 and beyond – John Kane-Berman; Gwen Ngwenya and Martin van Staden @ 17h45 for 18h15 @ FMF – RSVP https://www.freemarketfoundation.com/View-Event?i=223

Monopoly explained (using streaming services) – CHRIS HATTINGH
SAA gets another R3.5 billion – CHRIS HATTINGH

Media Digest & Cuttings JANUARY 2020 for all media coverage

Economics: The "other side" of politics
The wood and the trees: what are liberals to do if small-c conservatives succeed in tackling the socialists?
How the government makes nuclear power less safe

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