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The gendered effects of tariff liberalisation on local labour markets in post-apartheid South Africa
This thesis uses South Africa as a case study to examine the gendered effects of tariff liberalisation on labour market outcomes at the local level. Specifically, the thesis focuses on the effect of tariff liberalisation on regional employment growth, labour adjustment in the manufacturing sector an...
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School of Economics
2021
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