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Education, employment and earnings: a study of the South African manufacturing sector
The thesis has two objectives: First to establish what has happened to employment by the State and the causes behind changes. And second , to establish the role the State has adopted as a labour market operator for white labour and the effects of this role. The work is divided into three parts: PAR...
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School of Economics
2026
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