Mandela and "Our Days" What did Mandela do during his administration? Black people revitalize the economy? Even helped South Africa join the BRIC countries. Although Mandela's economic policy has promoted the economic growth of South Africa. However, as South Africa's economy continues to decline, there are more and more online rumors that Mandela should be responsible for the economic decline in South Africa.
Because it is precisely because Mandela overthrew the white-dominated regime in South Africa that black people became the dominant force in this country. Therefore, these black people who are not good at economic construction dragged South Africa back from developed countries to developing countries. Is this statement correct?
When Mandela was in power, why did he implement it? Black economy revitalization? , mainly related to the historical background of South Africa. Racial discrimination and apartheid in this land have caused blacks to be at a disadvantage for a long time, then? Economic revitalization? In fact, it is based on the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa.
In order to change the situation that whites have always played a leading role in South Africa's experience and cut off the South African economy controlled and monopolized by whites; In order to lead South Africa to the path of democratic and inclusive economic development, this economic policy has indeed achieved remarkable results.
The shares held by blacks such as Mr. and Mrs. Mandela in listed companies in South Africa have increased substantially, blacks have gained more employment opportunities and jobs, and their education level has improved significantly. In these respects, this economic policy has promoted the economic development of South Africa and improved the economic status of blacks.
However, while praising the great achievements of economic policies, can we really not ignore them? Black people revitalize the economy? There are many defects in itself. It is precisely because of the defects of this economic policy that South Africa's economy has many drawbacks and is heading for decline.
Mandela first: this economic policy only makes a small number of blacks get rich quickly, further widening the gap between the rich and the poor in society. Since the 1990s, a few black people have joined hands with white capitalists in South Africa to obtain illegal benefits by using their monopoly resources, resulting in the concentration of social wealth and rights in the hands of these few black elites.
Black people living at the bottom of society have not benefited from it, and their lives are still poor, so South Africa's economy has not changed in essence, but declined. This phenomenon is indeed related to the policies implemented.
Mandela followed in his later years: many white-controlled enterprises in South Africa quickly catered to this economic policy, resulting in unnecessary waste of resources. ? Black economy revitalization? The policy provides for many complicated procedures. In order to be attached to the policy, the enterprise chooses to be responsible for the superior who implements the policy.
Many enterprises recruit blacks quickly and in large numbers, and greatly improve the welfare of blacks according to policies and regulations; In addition, enterprises also spend a lot of manpower and financial resources in training black technicians. This will cause difficulties in the production and operation of enterprises and adversely affect the overall economic development of South Africa. These are huge defects.
Mandela is in prison, but in my opinion, everything is numbered? A double-edged sword? Even if? Black people revitalize the economy? There are all kinds of defects, but the problem that led to the decline of South Africa lies in social injustice, not Mandela.
In fact, South Africa was regarded as a developed country during the apartheid period ruled by whites, which is a false proposition in itself. At that time, South Africa's economy did develop well, but this was based on excluding blacks from the statistical economy. In other words, it is very funny that the largest number of black people who have undertaken almost all grassroots work are excluded from the national statistics.
What's more, whether before Mandela came to power or after racial justice in South Africa, South Africa's economy was actually an export-oriented economy, which was very vulnerable to the international economic situation. The decline of South Africa's economy is the result of international influence, and it is unfair to simply blame it on Mandela's policies or the poor black economy. What's more, Mandela left the presidency on 1999, and it is obviously unfair to blame Mandela for the economic downturn in South Africa.