Description
Finance Trends
is a comprehensive data, forecast and analysis set covering
the financial aspects of the South African Economy. Data is provided from 1995 to the
present, with forecasts to 2012 for each key variable pertinent to the financial
management and planning of a business enterprise. Analysis is provided of issues arising
from changing economic circumstances which have implications for financial management.
Data, forecasts and analysis are prepared for each quarter.
Key Variables
Finance Trends covers:
- Interest Rates
- Price Indices
- Funding Flows
- Returns on Investment
- Exchange Rates, GDP
- New Capital Investment
- Taxation
- Disposable Income
- Consumption and Saving
Historical and forecast trends are indicated using graphics together with absolute and
relative real growth rates.
Issues Addressed
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Includes
a Macro-Sectoral Report
A macro-sectoral report is
included which traces main macroeconomic driving forces and their effects on sectors, as
well as a report on financial indicators from an economic perspective. Also included are
explanatory notes on the economic variables covered in the analysis.
Service Provided
Provided in electronic form
on CD-Rom or by internet download, with an easy-to-use interactive interface through which
tables and commentary can be readily examined and compared.
Computer requirements are a Pentium-level microcomputer with Microsoft Office 95, 97, 2000
or XP installed. Tables and pages can be readily printed by the user as needed from the
electronic edition. The electronic set can also be compiled in the form of a physical book
of tables and explanations if requested
User Benefits
Quantified,
realistic scenario for financial planning purposes:
Regular monitoring of the financial
environment in which business operates
Systematic information and forecasts
for addressing financing decisions
Benchmarking for comparison of
alternative financing approaches
Rapid, user-friendly response in
familiar Windows computer environment
Financial picture of the economy
which is consistent with current macroeconomic situation and econometric forecasts.
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