African Economies
Reports from University of Oxford describe recent advances in african economies
Published in Medical Verdicts and Law Weekly, January 10th, 2008
According to a study from Oxford, the United Kingdom, "This paper examines an issue of overwhelming importance in South Africa - unemployment and its rise. It explains the factors behind the sharp rise in unemployment in the post-apartheid period, investigates the role of labour legislation and the system of labour market governance, evaluates the impact of the government's active labour market policies, identifies the knowledge gaps about the functioning of the labour market and draws some policy prescriptions."
"It analyses unemployment using household surveys spanning 1995-2003 and explains the rise in unemployment by the slow growth of the economy, and thus slow...
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