Employment dynamics in the Western Cape

Description:

Morne Oosthuizen - deputy director of the Development Policy Research Unit (DPRU) at the University of Cape Town - contributed a paper that first appeared in the Western Cape Treasury's Provincial Economic Review & Outlook 2006.' The research presents a closer analysis of the Western Cape labour market, providing both an historical review and a forward projection or outlook. This sets a credible analytical platform to debate the appropriate interventions for improved Provincial labour market performance.

Abstract:

This paper - based on research that first appeared in the Western Cape Treasury's Provincial Economic Review & Outlook 2006 - presents a closer analysis of the Western Cape labour market, providing both an historical review and a forward projection or outlook. This sets a credible analytical platform to debate the appropriate interventions for improved Provincial labour market performance.

Year:

2006

Organisation:

TIPS

Occurs in which monitor:

Trade and Industry Monitor Volume 37

Publication Author(s):

Morne Oosthuizen;

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