Part A: The basics -- In defence of merit -- People solve problems, not governments -- Economic value and monopoly money -- Corruption and the rule of law -- Courting disaster -- Part B: Reform -- Rework employment -- Relearn education -- Transform black economic empowerment -- Convert currency -- Resolve litigation -- Regenerate electricity -- Reconstruct housing -- Remake manufacturing -- Recultivate farming -- Rehabilitate healthcare -- Restore water supply -- Retake ownership: pull it all together.
Summary:
"As South Africans are increasingly faced with load-shedding, potholes and the deterioration of so many services, it is widely believed that waiting for the government to fix things is a pipe dream. Fran's Rautenbach's book explains not only how decentralised private projects can help solve these problems, but also how they can showcase free-market policy."--Publisher's description.
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