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South Africa

Small research grant (PhD)
Active project

The Economics of Informal Electricity Connections

April 2024
Small research grant (PhD)
Past project

Trade Shocks, Labour Market Rigidity and Spatial Dependency in Informal Labour Markets in South Africa

April 2024
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Past project

The tenure of directors in South Africa: an administrative data perspective

April 2024
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Past project

Monopsony, wage floors and structural transformation

October 2023
Jobseekers’ Beliefs about Comparative Advantage
STEG Working Paper Series

Jobseekers’ Beliefs about Comparative Advantage and (Mis)Directed Search

Andrea Kiss, Robert Garlick, Kate Orkin, Lukas Hensel 16 October 2023
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Persistence in Employability and Wages of Youth Post-Wage Subsidies: Matched Firm-Employee Level Evidence from South Africa

September 2022
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The Effect of Foreign Entry and Market Power on Workers and Firms: Evidence from South Africa

August 2022
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Past project

Global Value Chains, Job Creation, and Job Destruction among Firms in South Africa

April 2022

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