Economic restructuring in South Africa: reactionary rhetoric prevails

John Sender

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Economic Theory and Policy Economic, financial, and policy analysis South African History and Culture

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This paper is a response, from one of the economists involved in the Macroeconomic Research Group (MERG), to Nattrass's critique of the MERG programme for macroeconomic policy in South Africa.

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