To all our supporters, members, friends, and the South African public, please take all necessary steps to remain safe and healthy in these very difficult times. The FMF has been hard at work researching the impact of the lockdown, especially the impact of regulations on poorer South Africans. To read all of the FMF's work on the COVID-19 lockdown thus far, click here.
Why state stimulus measures are like (bad) karma – Neil Emerick
Governments around the world have embarked on the greatest financial experiment of all time. That experiment has been labelled by the media as “stimulus” and involves a mixture of government aid, tax relief, unemployment payments and central bank money manipulation on the grandest scale imaginable.
We’re tripping over the financial crisis can that was kicked down the road in 2008/2009, but instead of addressing the issue of national profligacy, governments are doubling down.
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Thursday, 10 September 2020 POSSIBLE launch of "Economic Freedom of the World 2020" @ FMF – more info to follow Wednesday, 30 September 2020 PROBABLE launch of EWC second edition "Security of property rights in South Africa: a critical response to expropriation without compensation" @ FMF – more info to follow
Media release – Draft 5G tower policy threatens property rights in SA Media release – Draft regulations on Film and Publications Board are Internet Censorship
FMF CEO Statement – On the declaration of the illegality of lockdown regulations
FMF interview on eNCA – Govt forcing people to ignore lockdown regulations – Chris Hattingh FMF interview on BizNews – Upacking Davis judgement which lays into NDZ's "irrational" lockdown regulations – Leon Louw, FMF CEO FMF article – The West may have to fight each other off for African labour to sustain welfare states – James Peron FMF video, in partnership with Atlas Network – Khaya Lam – Upward Globility: Whose land is it anyway? | South Africa
Quarterly Review: April 2020 – June 2020 Media Digest & Cuttings July 2020 for all media coverage
Longer lockdowns associated with much worse economic outcomes Foreign investors are losing interest in South African bonds How Central Banks made the covid panic worse
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