The unemployment rate in South Africa fluctuates as it does in every country around the world. There is no correlation with the fluctuations with the unemployment rate and the South African business cycle.
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what year did panama move from south America to north America Another Answer: Ever since the Panama Canal has been there (1913), Panama is located in both North and South America.
Many South African businesses are export businesses. This means that they make a higher profit when the Rand is weaker against the currencies of the countries these businesses export to. Major export destinations include USA, UK, and the EU. The import businesses would be most happy when the Rand is stronger, because then they can invest in more stock and, again, increase their returns. The value of the rand (in conjunction with international oil prices), also affects the amount of money businesses have to spend on fuel, plastic, etc, which directly affects either their prices or profit margins.
I would get a family lawyer and ask them about it...
Labor costs were lower because unions were weaker.
Right to work laws made unions weaker -apex- hope this helped
"Right-to-work" laws in the South made unions weaker Labor costs were lower in the South because unions were weaker Wages in the South were lower than wages in the North
Labor was cheaper and easier to control partly because Right to Work laws made unions weak.
Labor was cheaper and easier to control partly because Right to Work laws made unions weak.
There were not many banks to finance businesses.
Wages in the south were lower the wages in the north
When businesses move overseas, that stimulates overseas employment. There are usually also lower taxes and business costs associated with these types of moves.
mthey had to move south cuz they were very tired
because they had to find room
because they had to find room
The shift of business to the south