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The economy of the Democratic Republic of the Congo faced difficulties since the mid-1980s. The new government initiated a tight financial policy that curbed inflation and currency depreciation.
Economy and Business of Zaire was heavily disturbed by the war of August 1998. This war intensified the impact of basic problems as an uncertain legal decisions, corruption, increasing inflation, and the government economic policy and financial operations were kept hidden from the public. Several IMF and World Bank missions converged with the government to develop a logical economic plan.
After almost five years of rigorous economic reforms after the war, Zaire acquired a GDP of about $5 billion and a per capita income of $170. The economic and financial situation of the nation was stable and improving there after.
Moreover conditions for doing business in Zaire have improved remarkably. International Monetary Fund, commercial banks and foreign firms brought profits to the Zaire Economy. Zaire's ability to move its economy from stabilization to confirmed economic growth depended heavily on the mining and packaging. Some of the limitations in the economy and business of Zaire includes deteriorating business infrastructure, growing external debt burden and many more.
Zaire business prospects are bright with ample opportunities in areas like mining, processing, packaging, industrial and agricultural projects, transport, medical and pharmaceutical sectors. Zaire Economy and Business have thrived with its mining industries traditionally and recently many investment companies have come up for further development in the Zairian economy.
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