TIPS Forum 2000: Paths to Growth & Employment in South Africa
|
Start:
01/01/2000 (All day)
End:
01/01/2000 (All day) This forum provides an opportunity for national and international researchers, policy makers and other stakeholders to dialogue on important policy-relevant trade and industrial policy and broader economic policy issues. The fourth conference deals with the critical issue of employment. Unemployment is the most important social and economic issue in South Africa. There is an urgent need to critically examine ways and means of improving the prospects for growth and employment in South Africa. The aim of the forum is to initiate rigorous research on a range of important areas. The forum will focus on specific themes listed below, beginning with an overarching themes followed by more specific detailed issues.
|
Event Publications
- Fields, G. (2000) The Employment Problem in South Africa
- Mazumdar, D. (2000) Trends in Employment and the Employment Elasticity in Manufacturing 1971-1992: an International Comparison
- Kingdon and John Knight, G. (2000) The Incidence of Unemployment in South Africa
- Stryker, D. and Rajaratnam, B. (2000) Effects of Fiscal, Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy on the Structure of South African Growth and Employment
- Samson, M. (2000) The Macro-Economics of Job-Creating Growth
- Wood, E. (2000) Aligning Innovation for Dynamic Capabilities and Sustainable Growth in South African Manufacturing
- Malikane, C. and Roberts, S. (2000) Production and Technology Changes, Restructuring, and Employment in the Plastics Sector
- Arndt, C. and Lewis, J. (2000) The Macro Implications of HIV/AIDS in South Africa
- Fryer, D. and Newham, M. (2000) Globalisation, Value, Rights and Work: Positive or Negative Flexibility for South Africa?
- Valodia, I. (2000) Economic Policy and Women's Informal and Flexible Work in South Africa
- Kingdon, G. and Knight, J. (2000) Unemployment in South Africa: The Nature of the Beast
- Cichello and Gary Fields, P. (2000) Which African Workers Have Gotten Ahead and by How Much? The Story of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, 1993-1998
- Keswell, M. (2000) Labour Market Dynamics in SA: Evidence from Kwa-Zulu Natal Province
- Daniels, R. (2000) Poverty Alleviation and the Prospects for Micro-Enterprise Development: Lessons from the Subsistence Fishing Industry
- Hassen, E. (2000) Infrastructure Delivery and Employment Creation in South Africa
- Naude and S.K. McCoskey, C. (2000) Spatial Development Initiatives and Employment Creation: Will they Work?
- Gumede, V. (2000) Growth and Exporting of Small and Medium Enterprises in South Africa: Some Thoughts on Policy and Scope for Further Research
- Bhorat, H. (2000) Are Wage Adjustments an Effective Mechanism for Poverty Alleviation?: Some Simulations for Domestic and Farm Workers
- Bonti-Ankomah, S. (2000) Determinants of Agricultural Employment and Wages in South Africa
- Heintz, J. (2000) Distribution, Investment and Employment in South Africa
- Golub, S. (2000) South Africa's International Cost Competitiveness
- Kesper, A. (2000) Failing or Not Aiming to Grow? Manufacturing SMMEs and their Contribution to Employment Growth in South Africa
- Ashton, D. and Sung, J. (2000) Adopting the Market for Skill Formation: Two Contrasting Approaches
- Simbi, T. and Aliber, M. (2000) Agricultural Employment Crisis in South Africa
- Dinkelman, T. and Pirouz, F. (2000) Individual, Household and Regional Determinants of Labour Force Attachment in South Africa: Evidence from the 1997 October House
- Delius, P. and Schirmer, S. (2001) Towards a Workable Rural Development Strategy
- Berry, A. (2001) The Role of the Small and Medium Enterprise Sector in Latin America: Implications for South Africa
- (2000) Pathways to Growth and Employment in South Africa
