But there remain significant issues which continue to constrain more effective development. These are incompetence, corruption, discrimination and crime. These have become the major issues. They are key components of the barriers which prevent any agenda for moving economic development forward in a more inclusive and democratic way. This provides further incentive for the black market to grow.
Prospects look bleak.
These norms have been handed to them by the European Commission, a sort of pre-qualification course credits list. The rest of the population eat, not very well, but at least every day. However, they remain marginalized and are becoming increasingly disenchanted with this model of economic development. The model needs to change to one which releases more resources to enhance the economic and social prospects of low income and minority groups. Audit needs to be concerned, a priori, with the establishment of economic development processes within the realms of feasibility so as to reduce waste of resources.