1. The Economic Impact of AIDs in Africa
... percent more than in 1999- (8214: 55). Due to the fact that half of the population is too young to be at much risk the futcher looks poor. The above data was derived from tests performed on expected mothers in public ante-natal clinics. This gives a rough estimate for sexualy active adults. "The latest survey found that 24.5 percent of women ... 's and disability persons) is likely to double, if not tripple- (8210:9). However, some capital intensive industries may be more vulnerable to AIDS than labour intensive ones. For instance, the coal mining industry needs skilled workers to operat...
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