Publication

Mar 2012

This paper explains that after years of crisis in the 1970s and 1980s, reforms to the Ugandan economy ensured that it gained a reputation for slow but steady growth, macroeconomic stability, and sound economic fundamentals. But this changed dramatically in 2011 with the convergence of several factors that sent inflation shooting up and the shilling depreciating.

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Author Jeremy Liebowitz, Robert Sentamu
Series Afrobarometer Briefing Papers
Issue 101
Publisher Afrobarometer
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