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An employment targeted economic program for South Africa/ Robert Pollin

By: Pollin, RobertMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 2007Description: 204 pISBN: 9781847201188; 1847201180Subject(s): Full employment policies -- South Africa | Unemployment -- South AfricaDDC classification: 331.20942

Contents:

Introduction -- The nature of mass unemployment in South Africa today -- Supply-side perspectives on employment expansion -- A policy framework on growth -- Policy interventions for an employment-targeted program. Appendix 1. Sources of employment data and employment elasticity estimate -- Appendix 2. Macroeconomic policy factors and private investment in South Africa -- Appendix 3. Estimation of consumption function for South Africa -- Appendix 4. Input-output model and employment multipliers -- Appendix 5. Securities transaction taxes around the world as of 2002 -- Appendix 6. South Africa monetary policy alternatives: VAR-Based simulation models

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	331.20942 POL/A (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P00976

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Introduction --
The nature of mass unemployment in South Africa today --
Supply-side perspectives on employment expansion --
A policy framework on growth --
Policy interventions for an employment-targeted program. Appendix 1. Sources of employment data and employment elasticity estimate --
Appendix 2. Macroeconomic policy factors and private investment in South Africa --
Appendix 3. Estimation of consumption function for South Africa --
Appendix 4. Input-output model and employment multipliers --
Appendix 5. Securities transaction taxes around the world as of 2002 --
Appendix 6. South Africa monetary policy alternatives: VAR-Based simulation models

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