' BOOMONIC SANCTIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA
Papers written for the London conference on eanctions against South africa, show conclusively that the country would be very badly hit by a policy of economic boycott. i. docording to Mr.A.Maizele, of the National institute of Economic and Social Research, a @reater part of South african industry could be brought to a standstill for lack of materials @ad components, He expleins thet South Africa is heavily dependent on foreign trade, with e@zports accounting for « quarter, and imports for a fifth of the gross domestic product. Sven selective sanctions; for instance, an