South Sudan’s socio-economic outcomes have worsened over the past decade due to recurrent conflicts, fragility, and macroeconomic mismanagement compounded by global economic and climate shocks. Even before the oil shock of early 2024, per capita gross domestic product had dropped by 18 percent relative to its 2015 level, with prices rising 93-fold over this period. The erosion in living standards has left three in four people in poverty as of 2022...
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South Sudan Economic Monitor, Seventh Edition : A Pathway to Overcome the Crisis
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South Sudan Economic Monitor, Seventh Edition : A Pathway to Overcome the Crisis (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099031825031520159