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Production upgrading and skills development in the Western Cape clothing sector: are industry requirements being met by institutional policy implications?
This research paper presents an overview and analysis of skills development in the Western Cape clothing sector in the context of production upgrading. The analysis touches on the broader South African skills development framework and industrial policy towards the clothing sector, notably the shift...
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School of Economics
2017
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