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Professor Haroon Bhorat

Email: haroon.bhorat@uct.ac.za

ORCID ID: 0000-0003-4915-9306

NRF Rating

B2 - rated

Specialisation

African regional economic integration and development, Applied labour economics, Demographic analysis, Household poverty dynamics (Specialisations), Inclusive growth (Specialisations), Poverty and inequality (Specialisations), Poverty and unemployment (Specialisations), Social welfare (Specialisations), Wages (Specialisations)

Sustainable Development Goals

Reduced Inequalities

Research Interests

Labour economics, poverty and income distribution

Journal related publications

Minimum wages in sub-Saharan Africa: a primer (2017)

Higher education, employment and economic growth: Exploring the interactions (2016)

Minimum wages and youth: The case of South Africa (2016)

Book related publications

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Labour Market Policy Responses amidst Globalisation: The Case of South Africa (2019)

Sub-Saharan Africa's Manufacturing Sector: Building Complexity (2019)

Understanding and characterizing the services sector in South Africa (2018)

Conclusions and policy recommendations (2017)

Drivers of inequality in the context of the growth-poverty-inequality nexus in Africa (2017)

Other Outputs

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Betrayal of the Promise: How South Africa is being stolen. (2017)

Exploring the relationship between crime-related business insurance and informal firms’ performance: a South African case study. (2017)

Revision of the Parameters of the NSFAS Means Test – Recommendations on Household Allowances. (2017)

Sub-Saharan Africa’s manufacturing sector: building complexity. (2017)

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) and the Development of the Higher Education System in South Africa: A description of the demographics and performance of NSFAS beneficiaries (2017)

Keywords

Developing countries

Income equality

Reduce inequalities