Analysis Of Economic Performance In War, Post War And After War. A Case Study Of Southern Sudan

ABSTRACT

The economtc decline and consequential impacts of war in a ravaged Southern Sudan

demonstrated in two decades the extend of total economic meltdown. In particular, a great

look into a diverse information classification as well as ideal concepts of underscoring

inflation that persistently blocked the growth of the economy brought about a classic

understanding of war versus the economy.

The overall major developmental strategies 111 the years preceding the war and other

resultant interferences showed largely an examinable study into the fluctuating market

trends as well as one of the highest inflation in recent history.

The war degenerates into a full scale war hence greatly hindering investment and output

performance in the economic revolution and the same saw an elastic impact on the volatile

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economic revampmg.

Ideally, therefore, the conversion of the investments from the ideal levels to military levds

created a gap and an immeasurable downfall of the economy. The aspects of und erstandin-g

the economic growth at various phases were incorporated, and the study touched several

areas of economic survival strategies, and mentioning each time the consequences or such

attempts.

Hyperinflation touched the resultant orientation of the growth context brings the overall

breakdown analysis of the co-efficient component and a physical overflow of currency

distribution.

This classic study has brought about extensive understanding of war, and how the econon:1y

and its GDP can be reflected at any particular time in the cycle and another st'udy of ·a

comparative distribution of resources in sectors and measured pmiions. Chall cng~s ar.d trend analysis together with recommendations have formed a larger part of the study.

In conclusion, the loss of capital investment, the destruction of the GDP alld lbe comparative slowdown in the economy can best be felt in Var and crisis