Table 2.
Summary of studies of the macroeconomic impact of HIV/AIDS in Africa
| Study | Countries (period of economic data) | Period of most recently used HIV/AIDS data | Results (comparison with non-HIV/AIDS scenario) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dixon et al (2001)5 | 41 countries (1960-98) | Late '90s | Growth rates reduced by 2-4%; large variation across countries, in line with prevalence of HIV |
| World Bank (2001)10 | Swaziland | Early '90s | Average rate of growth of GDP in 1991-2015 will be 1.5% lower a year |
| World Bank (2001)11 | Namibia | Early '90s | Average rate of growth of GDP in 1991-2015 will be 1.1% lower a year |
| World Bank (2000)12 | Lesotho | Late '80s | Average rate of growth of GDP in 1986-2015 will be 0.8% lower a year |
| Bonnel (2000)13 | About 50 countries (1990-7) | Mid-'90s | Rate of growth of GDP per capita reduced by 0.7% a year in the 1990s |
| Quattek et al (2000)14 | South Africa | Mid-'90s | Average rate of GDP growth over next 15 years will be 0.3-0.4% lower a year |
| BIDPA (2000)15 | Botswana | Late '90s | Average rate of growth of GDP in 2000-2010 reduced by 1.5% a year |
| Bloom et al (1995)16 | 51 countries (1980-92) | Early '90s | Insignificant effect on income growth |
| Cuddington et al (1994)17 | Malawi | Early '90s | Average rate of growth of GDP in 1985-2010 reduced by up to 0.3% |
| Cuddington (1993)18 19 | Tanzania | Early '90s | Per capita GDP in 1985-2010 up to 10% smaller |
| Over (1992)20 | 30 sub-Saharan countries | Early '90s | Rate of growth of GDP per capita in 1990-2025 reduced by 0.15% (0.6% in 10 worst affected countries) |