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Economic mobility in South Africa: evidence from household survey data
High levels of inequality, poverty and unemployment are some of the most substantial challenges facing post-apartheid South Africa. Most of the research addressing these questions has used micro datasets to compare snapshots of welfare over time. Although these studies are both interesting and usefu...
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School of Economics
2018
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