South Africa:
Part 1.1 - Economy - Business Environment In South Africa
09 April 1996
Werksmans Attorneys
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With regard both to regulatory law and to commercial practice, South Africa's first-world economy has much in common with those of North America, Europe and Australasia. Free enterprise is the norm, although there are a number of important economic sectors (such as transport, power and water) that have been or continue to be state-owned and controlled. South African entrepreneurs are generally highly educated, skilled and competitive, pursuing profit and growth as a matter of course.
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Werksmans Attorneys
Werksmans Chambers, 22 Girton Road, Parktown, Johannesburg 2193
or
P.O. Box 927, Johannesburg 2000 South Africa
Enquiries: Mr Charles Butler
Telephone 27 (011) 488-0000
Telefax 27 (011) 484-3100/3200
E-Mail Address cbutler@werksmans.co.za
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