A evolução da economia moçambicana e a promoção do bem-estar socioeconómico 1960-2001

Abstract

The present work aimed to evaluate the evolution of the six socioeconomic indicators (real GDP, real GDP per capita, real public investment, employment, real wages and inflation rate), as measures to assess well-being in Mozambique in the period from 1960 to 2001. To this end, the period was divided into three (colonial period, post independence and period of Mozambique's accession to the IMF and World Bank programs), in order to assess the impact of the historical environment on socio-economic well-being, and to be able simple correlations in order to determine whether or not there is linearity in the evolution of these indicators. Among the conclusions that were drawn from this work, considerations were highlighted regarding the influence of the socioeconomic environment on the evolution of socioeconomic indicators and, consequently, on the promotion of well-being. These scores, among others, can contribute to the implementation of more efficient public policies aimed at promoting socio-economic well-being in Mozambique.(TRADUÇÃO NOSSA)