CHANGING LABOUR MARKET CONDITIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA

Johannes Wolfgang Fedderke · Martine Mariotti

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Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Economic Theory and Policy Unemployment and Economic Growth

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EMPLOYMENT CREATION in the South African labour market has been less than healthy for some period of time.Understanding conditions within South African labour markets is crucial to developing a strategy designed to improve employment creation in the future.The present paper is to be understood as a preliminary study of the determinants of labour demand within the South African economy. 1 The main focus of the present paper is not to present estimation results, nor to provide a comprehensive explanation for the incidence of certain * Professor and Lecturer, respectively, ERSA & Department of

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