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Keeping up with the Khumalo's: An analysis of the indebted African middle class in South Africa between 2008-2017
The demise of apartheid has accelerated the emergence of the African middle class. This group's expenditure pattern has recently received public scrutiny, leading to empirical research on their consumption patterns leaning on the theory of conspicuous consumption. It has also been reported that Afri...
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University of Cape Town
2020
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