Moçambique: condicionalismos e potencialidades para um crescimento economico no pós-guerra

Abstract

Economic, political and social instability, characterized, the situation experienced in Mozambique, in the 1980s. The present work aims to address constraints and potential to relaunch economic growth in the post-war period. In it I try to support the following conclusion: "The economic growth of Mozambique in the post-war period, goes through "reconnection" in the A. Austral Economic Region, and by the adoption of policies and strategies aimed at that end ". To this end, in the first part of the work, I begin by presenting some constraints that existed until the end of the 1980s and which prevent the start for sustained growth and then, I will argue that the way in which commodity production relations were structured for the profit at a world level, determined the emergence of STATES with different levels of economic growth, in which A. do Sul, being one of them, was at the origin of the formation of the Economic Region in A. Austral. The distinct periods of growth and economic integration of Mozambique in southern Africa are linked to this process of formation in the region.