Investment Climate Survey 2004
South Africa, 2004
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South
Africa-2003--full
data-
(q36_20x)
Data file: South Africa-2003--full data-
Overview
Valid:
223
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
929
End:
978
Width:
50
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 02 | |
| 03 | |
| 04 | |
| 07 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 BEE | |
| 10 | |
| 100 | |
| 11 | |
| 13 | |
| 14 | |
| 16 | |
| 2 | |
| 20 | |
| 20 BEE | |
| 3 | |
| 4 | |
| 6 | |
| 7 | |
| 8 | |
| ACCESS TO STAINLESS STEEL | |
| ANTI COMPETITIVE PRACTICIES | |
| Access Duty | |
| Access to funds | |
| Access to regular contracts | |
| BEE | |
| BLACK ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT | |
| Business Ethics | |
| COST OF TECHNOLOGY | |
| CUSTOMER NOT PAYING | |
| CUSTOMS | |
| Competition Laws | |
| Currency Instability | |
| Customs Bribery | |
| Customs and Trade Regulations | |
| DUTIES OF IMPORTED GOODS | |
| Destructive Competition | |
| Duties on R.M. | |
| EFFLUENT COTROL | |
| EXCHANGE RATE | |
| EXCHANGE RATE FLUCTAUTE | |
| EXCHANGE RATES | |
| EXCHANGE RATES FLUNTUATES | |
| Electrical Maintenance | |
| Exchange Rate | |
| Exchange Rates | |
| FINANCIAL STABILITY | |
| FLUNCTUATING OF RAND | |
| FLUNCTUATION OF RAND | |
| Fiscal Development | |
| Fluctuating demand by customers | |
| Fluctuating exchange rate | |
| Gold Price Fluctuation | |
| Government Inefficiency | |
| HIGH COST STEEL | |
| Health and Safety of workers | |
| INADEQUATE GOVERNMENT ENFORCEMENT ON A LEVEL | |
| INFLATION | |
| INFORMAL PRACTICE | |
| Import Costs of Furniture | |
| Judicial system | |
| LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY | |
| LACK OF INCENTIVES TO INVEST | |
| LACK OF LOCAL MATERIAL | |
| LACK OF RAW MATERIALS | |
| LACK OF SUBSIDIES TO FARMER | |
| LEGAL SYSTEM | |
| LOCAL COMPETITION | |
| LOW ENTRY BARRIER | |
| Lack of Government Assistance | |
| Lack of Steel components | |
| Lack of customer loyalty | |
| MACROECONOMIC INSTABILITY | |
| MANUFACTURERS | |
| MARKET UNPREDICTABLE | |
| MONOLISTICS. ATTITUDE OF THE RAW MATERIAL SUPPLIER | |
| MONOPOLY IN R.M. SURD | |
| MOPOLISTIC SUPPLY | |
| NON PAYMENT OF DEBT | |
| PAPER WORK | |
| PRICE COMPETITIVENESS | |
| PRIVATISING STATE FOREST | |
| PRODUCTIVITY | |
| RAND AND DOLLER EXCHANGE RATE | |
| RAND STRENGTH | |
| RAND UNCERTAINITY | |
| RAW MATERIAL | |
| RAW MATERIAL SOURCE | |
| REDISTRIBUTION OF RIGHTS | |
| RENTALS | |
| Restriction available on Component Products | |
| SIZE OF AMRKET DUE TO GLOBALISATION REDUCED | |
| STEEL PACES | |
| STRENGTH OF RAND | |
| STRONG RAND | |
| SUPPLIER MONOPOLY | |
| SUPPLY OF RAW MATERIAL | |
| Set up Costs | |
| Steel Price | |
| TOO MANY HOLIDAYS | |
| TRANSPORT | |
| TRANSPORT WORK / HOME | |
| Tough Competition | |
| UNSTABLE RAND | |
| Unstable Currency | |
| VETENIALY | |
| VOLATILITY OF EXCHANGE RATE | |
| Volatility of the Rand |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.