The Political economy of South Africa

Nicoli Nattrass · Elisabeth Ardington

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A collection of essays on the South African political economy, this book addresses a range of issues relevant to the current political and economic climate in South Africa. Chapters include such topics as social democracy; regional development policy; redistribution; black wages; trade unions; unemployment; urbanization; migrant labor; small business; economic sanctions; and poverty.

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