A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF EMPLOYMENT TRENDS IN SOUTH AFRICAN AGRICULTURE

Nick Vink · Johann Frederich Kirsten

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The article discusses the trends in farm employment over time in South Africa. This is followed by the presentation of six case studies of specific commodities and regions with the view to establishing the potential employment effects of various changes in the policy environment. The article ends with an assessment of selected aspects of the wider environment within which the sector operates, to ascertain the extent to which such policy shifts are feasible, i.e. whether the measured effects in employment generation are likely to happen.

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1999Levels, trends and consistency of employment and unemployment figures in South Africa 1987Labour-related structural trends in South African maize production 1988Employment and growth in South Africa: An agricultural perspective

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