By Tendai Moyo THE dollarisation of Zimbabwe’s economy, initially adopted as a lifeline to stabilise runaway inflation in 2009, has inadvertently transformed the country into a largely informal economic system. While dollarisation helped restore some semblance of price stability, it has also spawned unintended consequences that are undermining industrial productivity, fiscal capacity, and overall economic…
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