Scroguecast: The US dollar’s decline affects aid and trade in Africa

Posted on January 19, 2008 by whythawk under Africa, Scrogues Converse, South Africa, United States, business, corruption, economy, energy, foreign policy, government, politics, poverty, rich/poor gap, trade [ Comments: none ]
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Aid and trade are essential to Africa’s further development. The US dollar declined by 30% during 2007. This has an effect both on the real value of aid and on the world economy.

Scholars and Rogues is pleased to introduce the first in a series of talking and speaking type Scrogues. This Scrogcast was presented by Gavin Chait at an informal interactive gathering of analysts at Frost & Sullivan. The seminar is about 11Mb, is in MP3 format, and is released under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND License

Download the Scrogcast: The US dollar in Africa.

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