The Surge of Faith Based Organizations in Postcolonial Zimbabwe

The ruling party ZANU PF felt its first pressure after abstaining from the National Constitutional Conference and the MDC's referendum. Barbara Slaughter and Stuart Nolan (2002) argues that the Constitution draft was rejected as strengthening Mugabe's power control and exempting his government and military officials from any crime committed during his term . I was charged with illegal acts.

As I wrote on June 25, 2008, "Zimbabwe is in the late stages of classical hyperinflation. As Zimbabwe's supply has soared and their demand diminished, inflation is growing rapidly After all, as people refuse, the currency will collapse completely and it will come to accept it. "Over the past few months, ground facts support this prediction. Zimbabwe dollar is dead. Last year, I developed a hyperinflation index for Zimbabwe. The index began on January 5, 2007 one month after Zimbabwe entered the hyperinflation zone. Since there is no reliable data, we stopped reporting the index on November 14, 2008. This index is based on non-cash transactions in Zimbabwe. These are the majority of Zimbabwe's transactions. However, as of the end of November, Zimbabwe has few transactions other than cash, the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange has stopped trading. Therefore, non-cash Zimbabwe died

When President Robert Mugabe's party, ZANU-PF, regained control in Zimbabwe in 2013, government expenditure and public bonds jumped and led to economic instability. To make up for that deficit, the government has created a "new dollar." The new dollar was issued at the same price as the dollar, but the transaction price fell sharply compared to the dollar. Due to the liberation of the new Zim dollar, supply of money exploded in Zimbabwe, as inflation was. How can we know that the inflation rate of Zimbabwe has soared up? We understand this by adopting the same theory and measurement method used to calculate Zimbabwe's 2007 - 2008 hyperinflation phenomenon. You can also use the implied exchange rate (OMIR) to calculate the exact indicator of Zimbabwe's inflation rate by applying purchasing power parity (PPP).