Factors affecting gold production in Zimbabwe (1980–2018)

Abel, Sanderson; Thomas, Lusiyano; Mafugu, Tafirenyika

doi:10.1016/j.resourpol.2021.102174

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“…Dollarisation refers to the adoption of another country's currency such as US$, Euro and Renminbi (Lyzun et al, 2019).Monetary policy and exchange rate policies became officially unavailable as policy tools since dollarisation effectively removed the possibility of money printing by the central bank. The country earned most of its US dollars in circulation from raw material exports mostly from mining (Sanderson et al, 2021;Muzurura, 2019;Chirwa and Kader, 2018). Other sources included foreign capital inflows, developmental aid and migrant remittances.…”

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“…Panel D refers to the period 2010 to 2016 when Zimbabwe had very little monetary policy control due to dollarisation. Zimbabwe had a fixed exchange rate for two decades as shown in panels A and B, but floated it in 2000 as shown in panel C. When the economy dollarized in 2009, it fixed its currency to the adopted US dollar as shown in panel D.The country earned most of its US dollars in circulation from raw material exports mostly from mining(Sanderson et al, 2021;Muzurura, 2019;Chirwa and Kader, 2018). Other sources included foreign capital inflows, developmental aid and migrant remittances.…”

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