Economics of the Marketplace: Market Structures, Free Markets, and Economic Growth in Zambia (By Invitation Only)

Event Overview

Zambia’s economic growth is significantly shaped by the structures within its marketplace and the policies that govern them. Historically, state interventions and monopolistic practices have hindered competition and innovation, slowing economic progress. This exclusive event explores the importance of free markets and competition in driving economic development.

Key Discussions

Participants will delve into various market structures—monopoly, oligopoly, monopolistic competition, and perfect competition—and their implications on economic growth. The event will facilitate discussions on how Zambia can adopt free-market principles to stimulate growth, create jobs, and foster entrepreneurship. By reducing government intervention and promoting open markets, Zambia can unlock its full economic potential.

Expected Outcomes

Attendees will gain insights into how market structures influence economic outcomes and the role of free markets in fostering sustainable growth. They will be empowered to advocate for economic reforms that promote free-market competition and reduce poverty in Zambia. The event will also contribute to ongoing discussions on economic liberalization in Zambia by generating policy recommendations and ideas.