Zimbabwe in the Lead
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📈 High Adjusted Net National Income Growth
In 2021, Zimbabwe experienced a 38.98% growth in adjusted net national income, suggesting potential economic recovery despite underlying challenges.
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🛡️ Significant Social Protection Benefits to the Poorest
In 2019, 37.55% of Zimbabwe's social protection benefits were directed to the poorest quintile, highlighting efforts to support vulnerable populations.
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🏥 Low Impact of Healthcare Costs on Poverty
In 2017, only 1.82% of Zimbabwe's population was pushed further below the poverty line due to healthcare costs, indicating relatively low financial strain from medical expenses.
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🏭 Moderate Tariff Specificity in Manufacturing
In 2016, 5.94% of Zimbabwe's tariff lines for manufactured products had specific rates, reflecting a moderate level of tariff complexity.
Zimbabwe Following Behind
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💸 Highest Short-term Debt as a Percentage of Total Reserves
In 2023, Zimbabwe's short-term debt reached 3409.70% of its total reserves, the highest in the world, indicating a significant financial burden.
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📈 Highest Inflation Rate in the World
Zimbabwe's inflation rate, measured by the GDP deflator, soared to 921.54% in 2023, marking the highest globally and reflecting severe economic instability.
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📊 Highest Lending Interest Rate
In 2023, Zimbabwe's lending interest rate was 170.29%, the highest worldwide, creating a challenging environment for borrowing and investment.
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🔻 Lowest Net Foreign Assets
Zimbabwe's net foreign assets stood at -18.86 trillion LCU in 2023, the lowest globally, indicating a significant outflow of capital.