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Analysing the role of language in the context of education, employment and income in South Africa
Although most of the South African population speak an African language as their home language, English remains the lingua franca and continues to dominate economic and political life. This thesis explores the role of language in the context of the labour market, the schooling system and survey data...
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School of Economics
2023
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