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1 Economic Systems of Nigeria, Kenya & South Africa

2 Economies of Nigeria, Kenya, & South Africa

3 Problems affecting country How is economy doing overall
Nigeria Kenya South Africa Type of Economy  Mixed Mixed Economic Freedom Score 55% 54.7% 63% GDP & per capita GDP $233.2 billion $1,611 $152.8 billion $3,361 $430.7 billion $9,087 Products & Industries  Oil Natural Gas Agriculture  Agriculture Tourism Mining Manufacturing agriculture  Problems affecting country Corrupt government continues to affect the country Government instability threatens economic gains including making it hard to start and grow businesses There is less corruption than Kenya or Nigeria, but government still has a hand in the economy that can affect its progress How is economy doing overall Overall the economy is doing well, but the government threatens its stability The economy is doing well but continued government corruption threatens to destabilize the economy Economy is steadily improving and could become a model if the government does not derail it

4 Problems affecting country How is economy doing overall
Nigeria Kenya South Africa Type of Economy  Mixed Mixed Economic Freedom Score 55% 54.7% 63% GDP & per capita GDP $233.2 billion $1,611 $152.8 billion $3,361 $430.7 billion $9,087 Products & Industries  Oil Natural Gas Agriculture  Agriculture Tourism Mining Manufacturing agriculture  Problems affecting country Corrupt government continues to affect the country Government instability threatens economic gains including making it hard to start and grow businesses There is less corruption than Kenya or Nigeria, but government still has a hand in the economy that can affect its progress How is economy doing overall Overall the economy is doing well, but the government threatens its stability The economy is doing well but continued government corruption threatens to destabilize the economy Economy is steadily improving and could become a model if the government does not derail it

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