Economic Reforms in Angola in the General Context of Africa

Adriano Neto and Ilda Jamba

OECD Journal on Budgeting, 2006, vol. 6, issue 2, 1-12

Abstract: This article addresses the political, social and broader economic context of public finance reforms in Angola, drawing upon historical perspectives of economic development in Africa and the country’s own experience. The article highlights changes in Angolan practices in line with generally accepted public finance principles, and demonstrates how these reforms occurred within a particular political economy and within sets of international financial, economic, trade and political relationships that influenced their design and implementation. The article illustrates how economic structures and governance systems have been directly linked to the platform of natural resources and social relationships in Angola and in the general African context.

Date: 2006
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