TIPS/DPRU Forum 2003: Programme

Programme and papers presented at the TIPS/DPRU Forum 2003.

TIPS Forum 2003 Programme

Monday 8 September 2003

09:00 - 09:30
Registration and Coffee


11:30 - 12:00
Tea

12:00 - 13:00
A Review of South Africa's Post-1994 Industrial Performance

13:00 - 14:00
Lunch

14:00 - 15:30

Parallel Session 1



Parallel Session 1A: Social Security And Poverty Alleviation
Speaker: Neil Coleman (COSATU)
Discussant: Nicoli Nattrass (University of Cape Town)
Speaker: James Thurlow (IFPRI)
Discussant: Erik Thorbecke (Cornell University)
Speaker: Marna Kearney, (Technikon Free State)
Discussant: Nick Vink (University of Stellenbosch)

Parallel Session 1B: The Restructuring And Privatisation Experience In South Africa
Speaker: Simangele Sekgobla (IDC)
Discussant: Richard Goode (Deparment oft Public Enterprises)
Speaker: Ameina Bayat And Zunaid Moolla (University Of The Western Cape)
Discussant: Mark Pickering (Palmer Development)
Speaker: Afeikhena Jerome, Moses Rangata (NIEP)
Discussant: Merle Holden (University of Natal)

15:30 - 16:00
Tea

16:00 - 17:30

Parallel Session 2



Parallel Session 2a - Poverty Alleviation Interventions
Speaker: Anna McCord and Jacqui Goldin (University of Cape Town)
Discussant: Sten Dieden (University of Gothen burg)
Speaker: Miriam Altman (HSRC)
Discussant: Imraan Valodia (University of Natal)

Parallel Session 2b - The Restructuring And Privatisation Experience In South Africa
Speaker: James Hodge (University Of Cape Town)
Discussant: J. Riley Allen (Independent Consultant)
Speaker: J. Riley Allen (Independent Consultant)
Discussant: Alison Gilwald (LINK Centre)

19:00 - 21:00
Evening Gala Dinner: Trevor Manuel (Minister of Finance)

Tuesday 9 September 2003

09:00 - 10:30

Paralell Session 3



Parallel Session 3a - Poverty And Inequality Trends
Speaker: Sten Dieden (University Gothenburg )
Discussant: Laura Poswell (DPRU)
Speaker: Rosa Dias And Charles Meth (University Of Natal)
Discussant: David Fryer (Rhodes UNiversity)
Speaker: Ingrid Woolard (HSRC)
Discussant: Frikkie le R. Booysen (UOFS)

Parallel Session 3b - Regulation And Competition Policy
Title: The Role For Competition Policy In Economic Development? The Effects Of Competition Policy In South Africa, And Selected Interna
Speaker: Simon Roberts (Wits University)
Discussant: David Lewis (Competition Tribunal)
Speaker: James Fairburn (University Of Natal)
Discussant: Geoff Parr (Competition Commission)
Speaker: David Storer (Adam Smith Institute)
Discussant: Chris Gadsden (National Treasury)

10:30 - 11:00
Tea

11:00 - 12:30

Parallel Session 4



Parallell Session 4a - Poverty And Inequality Trends
Speaker: Albert Van Zyl And Carlene Van Der Westhuisen (University Of Stellenbosch And Idasa)
Discussant: Kathy Nicolau (National Treasury)
Speaker: Rulof Burger, Ronelle Burger And Servaas Van Der Berg (University Of Stellenbosch)
Discussant: Ingrid Woolard (HSRC)

Parallel Session 4b - Sectoral Contribution to Development
Speaker: Nick Vink (University of Stellenbosch)
Discussant: Mike de Klerk (HSRC)
Speaker: Miriam Altman and Marina Meyer (HSRC)
Discussant: Dave Kaplan (University of Cape Town)
Speaker: Mike Morris, Raphe Kaplinsky and Jutin Barnes (UND, University of Sussex )
Discussant: Frank Flatters (Queens University)

12:30 - 13:30
Lunch

13:30 - 15:00

Parallel Session 5



Parallel Session 5a -Understanding Labour Demand Trends
Speaker: David Fryer And Desire Vencatachellum (Rhodes University And Universite de Montreal)
Discussant: Johannes Fedderke (Wits University)
Speaker: Richard Devey, Bala Rajaratnan, Imraan Valodia, Myriam Velia (University of Natal Durban, and The World Bank)
Discussant: Miriam Altman (HSRC)
Speaker: Richard Deevey, Caroline Skinner, and Imraan Valodia (University of Natal)
Discussant: Ronelle Burger (University of Stellenbosch)

Parallel Session 5b - Regulatory Frameworks
Speaker: Ethèl Teljeur (Independent Consultant)
Title: Review Of Telecommunications Regulation In South Africa
Speaker: Alison Gillwald (Link Centre)
Discussant: James Hodge (University of Cape Town)
Speaker: Ethèl Teljeur (Independent Consultant)
Discussant: Lulu Dikweni (Department of Transport)

15:00 - 15:30
Tea

15:30 - 17:00

Parallel Session 6



Parallel Session 6a - HIV/Aids
Speaker: Nicoli Nattrass (University Of Cape Town)
Discussant: Hilary Southall (HSRC)
Speaker: Frikkie Le R. Booysen, JP Geldenhuys and M Marinkov (University Of The Free State)
Discussant: Charles Meth (University of Natal)
Speaker: Ms. Jocelyn Vass (HSRC)
Discussant: Jacqui Goldin (University of Cape Town)

Parallel Session 6b - Capital Markets
Speaker: Martin Grandes, Marcel Peter And Nicolas Pinaud Delta (Ehess/Ens, Paris), Hei Geneva And Swiss National Bank, OECD Development Centre)
Discussant: Rob Davies (University of Zimbabwe)
Speaker: Seeraj Mohammed University Of Massachussetts
Discussant: Greg Farrel (SARB)
Speaker: Penelope Hawkins (Feasibility)
Discussant: Stephan Malherbe (Genesis-Analytics)

Wednesday 10 September 2003

09:00 - 10:30

Parallel Session 7



Parallel Session 7a - Economic Distribution and Employment
Speaker: Neo Chabane (Wits University)
Discussant: Saul Levin (DTI)
Speaker: Esther Netshivhongweni (ISETT)
Discussant: Simangele Sekgobela (IDC)
Title: Household Income Distribution In The October Household Surveys 1994 - 1999
Speaker: Johannes Fedderke, Jeenesh Manga And Farah Pirouz (Wits University)
Discussant: Morne Oosthuizen (DPRU)

Parallel Session 7b - Productivity And Growth
Speaker: Thandinkosi Ndlela And Peter Nkala Reserve Bank Of Zimbabwe/Nust
Discussant: Stephen Yeo (Bannock Consuting)
Speaker: Rob Davies (University of Zimbabwe) & Dirk Ernst van Seventer (TIPS)
Discussant: Reniva Fourie (DTI)
Speaker: Aylit Romm )Wits University)
Discussant: Seeraj Mohamed (University of Massachusetts)

10:30 - 11:00
Tea

11:00 - 13:00
Final Plenary Session

Chair: Rashad Cassim (Wits University)

Accelerating Growth With Poverty Reduction
Al Berry (University of Toronto)

Panel Discussion - Debating the Challenges of the Next Decade

Paul Jourdan (Mintek)
Rohinton Medhora (IDRC)
Neva Makgetla (COSATU)
Goolam Aboobaker (The Presidency)


Economic Regulation