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Household responses to adverse income shocks: Pensioner out-migration and mortality in South Africa (Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit, 2009-07)How do poor households respond to the cessation of cash transfers in developing countries? South Africa"s generous social pension system results in most of the poor elderly being the primary "breadwinner" in the household. ...
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(Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit, 2007-12)In many parts of the developing world, rural areas exhibit high rates of unemployment and underemployment. Understanding what prevents people living in rural areas from migrating to find better jobs is central to the ...
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(CSSR and SALDRU, 2005-10)While the political transition to democratic rule in South Africa was smooth and rapid, the economic transition has been slow and difficult. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the labour market. Job creation has not ...
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(Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit, 2011-02)We estimate the effect of the child support grant on mothers' labour supply in South Africa. Identification is based on the use of specific samples, such as black mothers, aged 20 to 45, whose youngest child is aged within ...
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(Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit, 2013-11)Employing South Africa’s first nationally representative panel data set, I find that having old age pension recipients in the household adversely affects employment outcomes of prime-aged adults both by reducing the ...
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